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NewYall Engine Oil Pressure Sensor Switch for Chevrolet Camaro Caprice Colorado Impala Malibu Uplander GMC Canyon Cadillac ATS CTS SRX STS Buick Lacrosse Lucerne Pontiac Saturn V6 2.8 3.0 3.5 3.6 3.9 electronics_update_2023 High QualityMade from high strength ABS home_industrial_July2026 B0FFMB8Y6J 0 technology provides a Size:1 1 4 12 LEFT High QualityMade from high strength ABS plastic Pump Flange Gasket: Seals the pump flange to prevent leaks under pressure
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