🔧 Enhance Fuel Efficiency with ACDelco GM Original Equipment 12247409 Fuel Tank Pressure Sensor Review

Great OEM product and although it doesn't have a compatibility list I was able to use it on a 2002 Chevy Silverado 1500 5.3L v8 with no problems. Saved and Revain like new. It was brand new, perfectly clean and was $20 off!

Pain in the rear for replacement on my truck. Did it in the driveway, lying on my back, didn't lower the tank, didn't raise the bed of the truck, and didn't cut a hole in the bed. The hardest part was getting there to take the old one off. After he comes out, it's easy to put a new one. Check out some YouTube videos!

The installation of this sensor was uneventful except when I first placed a grommet in the sensor hole and then the grommet fell into the tank as I placed the sensor in place. . Leave the sleeve on the sensor before attempting to push the sensor back into place. Used for about a year, works well.

It worked like magic and my "Check Engine" light is off and on! It's a cheap part, but the labor cost to replace a small part was high. A friend replaced my sensor and it wasn't much of an ordeal. The fuel tank needs to be lowered a bit, but just drain the tank. I think it depends on your make/model.

The left one that came out of the speedometer after comparing, they look the same but the original says delco on the sticker and the other doesn't. Also the new one came in a sealed plastic bag and nowhere on the part itself does it say this is an Acdelco part, I don't know how I feel about that, just hoping it lasts and the check engine light doesn't come on again