Standard Ignition Fuel Level Sensor P/N:LSF108
Standard Motor Products
Standard Ignition LSF105 fuel level sensor for the 2008-2012 Nissan Armada V8 5.6L and other vehicles reports the fuel level in the tank to the gauge. If a worn sensor is behind an improper fuel reading, this one is engineered to correct it with high accuracy and reliability in harsh environments.
A fuel gauge that sticks, jumps or disagrees with the tank can mean the sensor is worn. A damaged connector or wiring can also throw the gauge off, so with the engine off, look them over for damage or corrosion first. A shop can test the sensor itself.
It is a direct OE-match replacement for the 2008-2012 Nissan Armada V8 5.6L, the 2007-2012 Nissan Titan V8 5.6L and the 2008-2009 Infiniti QX56 V8 5.6L. One sensor goes in each of them, and this listing is a single sensor.
Fit and size
Build and materials
One fuel level sensor. A gasket and a wiring harness are not included.
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Does the Standard Ignition LSF105 fit the 2007-2012 Nissan Titan V8 5.6L?
Yes. The Standard Ignition LSF105 fuel level sensor is listed for the 2007-2012 Nissan Titan V8 5.6L, and one sensor goes in each truck.
Does this fuel level sensor come with a gasket or wiring harness?
No. The sensor comes with its float, but a gasket and a wiring harness are not included.
What connector does the LSF105 fuel level sensor use?
The LSF105 has one rectangular, male plug-in connector with three female blade-plug terminals and two wires.
Why is my fuel gauge reading wrong, and could the sensor be the reason?
A gauge that sticks, jumps or disagrees with the tank can mean the sensor is worn, though other faults can show the same. A shop can test the sensor.
Is this Standard Ignition fuel level sensor adjustable?
No. The Standard Ignition LSF105 is not adjustable. It is a direct replacement with a finger-style sender contact.
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