Dorman - OE Solutions Fuel Level Sensor P/N:911-023
Dorman 911-027 fuel level sensor for the 2009-2017 Chevrolet Traverse V6 3.6L and other vehicles reads the fuel level in the tank and sends it to the gauge. The Dorman fuel level sensor is designed as a direct replacement for the original sensor on the vehicles it fits.
A fuel gauge that sticks on empty or full, or jumps around, can mean the level sensor is wearing out. A wrong reading alone does not prove the sensor is the problem, since damaged wiring can throw the gauge off too.
This sensor is a direct-fit replacement for the 2009-2017 Chevrolet Traverse V6 3.6L, the 2007-2018 GMC Acadia V6 3.6L and the 2008-2017 Buick Enclave V6 3.6L, plus other vehicles. This listing is one sensor, and one is all these cars need.
Fit and size
Build and materials
One fuel level sensor and one gasket. The wiring harness is not included.
Interchange: MLS3027 · 22753589 · K07016
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Is the Dorman 911-027 the right GMC Acadia fuel level sensor for a 2007-2018 V6 3.6L?
Yes, Dorman 911-027 fits the 2007-2018 GMC Acadia V6 3.6L, which takes one sensor. If your car is a different one, look it up in the "Vehicles it fits" section.
Is this a Chevy Traverse fuel level sensor for a 2009-2017 V6 3.6L?
Yes, Dorman 911-027 fits the 2009-2017 Chevrolet Traverse V6 3.6L. This listing is one sensor, and that car takes one.
Does the gasket come with the 911-027 fuel level sensor?
Yes. Dorman 911-027 comes with one fuel level sensor and its gasket. The wiring harness is not included.
How many pins does the connector on this fuel level sensor have?
It has a 2-pin connector with 2 terminals. The housing is plastic.
Why does my fuel gauge jump around or stick on empty?
A gauge that jumps or sticks on empty or full can be a sign the fuel level sensor is wearing out. A shop can test the sensor and its circuit.
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