Dorman 692-152 fuel tank sending unit for the 1963-1976 Plymouth Valiant and other vehicles reads the fuel level in the tank and sends it to the gauge.
- Replaces an original unit that has failed from an internal sensor fault
- Sending unit only, without a fuel pump
- Sender resistance of 80 ohms at empty and 10 ohms at full
- Round male connector with a pin terminal
- Part of the Dorman OE Solutions line
Quick facts
- Part: Dorman 692-152 fuel tank sending unit
- Fits: the 1963-1976 Plymouth Valiant and other vehicles
- Condition: New
A fuel gauge that reads empty or full at the wrong times, or jumps around, can mean the sender's internal sensor has failed. Before you replace it, rule out the gauge, the wiring and the ground connection, which can also throw off a fuel reading.
Fits
It is listed for a wide range of Plymouth and Dodge models, including the 1963-1976 Plymouth Valiant, the 1963-1971 Dodge Dart 6-cylinder 2.8L and the 1970-1973 Plymouth Duster V8 5.6L. These cars take one sending unit, in the fuel tank. Don't see your car named here? Look for its years and engine in the "Vehicles it fits" section.
Specifications
Fit and size
- Quantity per vehicle: 1
- Resistance empty: 80 ohms
- Resistance full: 10 ohms
- Connector type: Round male
- Terminal type: Pin
Build and materials
- Type: Sending unit without pump
- Condition: New
- Country of origin: Taiwan
In the box
One fuel tank sending unit with a gasket or seal. A fuel pump and a wiring harness are not included.
Interchange: 4051004 · 4051006 · FG69A · DG0514087
This part cross-references / interchanges with the following part numbers:
4051004, 4051006, FG69A, DG0514087
Frequently Asked Questions
Is this the fuel tank sending unit for the 1963-1971 Dodge Dart 6-cylinder 2.8L?
Yes. Dorman 692-152 is listed for the 1963-1971 Dodge Dart 6-cylinder 2.8L, the 1963-1976 Dart 6-cylinder 3.7L and the 1968-1976 Dart V8 5.2L, plus other Dart engine runs in the "Vehicles it fits" section.
Does this Dorman fuel sending unit come with a fuel pump?
No. Dorman 692-152 is a sending unit without a pump, and it does not include a wiring harness. It does come with a gasket or seal.
What are the empty and full resistance values on this sender?
This fuel tank sending unit reads 80 ohms when the tank is empty and 10 ohms when it is full.
Can a bad sending unit make my fuel gauge stick or jump?
Yes, it can. A gauge that sticks, jumps or reads empty or full at the wrong times can mean the sender's internal sensor has failed, and a shop can test it.
Is this a Dorman universal fuel sending unit that fits any tank?
No. Dorman 692-152 is listed for specific vehicles rather than as a universal unit, and it has a round male connector with a pin terminal.
