SureFlo Performance Sending Unit

Features:

• OEM style fitment that requires no tank cutting or drilling
• New fuel level electronics and fuel float
• Heavy duty billet aluminum cap
• Universal -8 AN ports for professionally plumbing a custom fuel setup
• New O-ring
• 1 year limited parts warranty

Prevents Drawing in Air Instead of Fuel

Those running an aftermarket pump that is mounted external of the fuel tank, you will need to install a draw straw or drill your fuel tank to accommodate a sump. Each of these has some pretty significant drawbacks including the ¼ tank issues that result in cavitation of the pump when you draw air into the fuel system. SureFlo performance sending units are designed to work with aftermarket lift pumps and fit directly into your stock sending unit location. Featuring factory style quick disconnects to adapt your stock fuel lines at the tank, giving you the cleanest installation available, and requiring no cutting or drilling of the tank. SureFlo works by drawing fuel from, and returning fuel to, the bucket assembly at the base of the unit. This ensures you are always drawing fuel into your pump and not drawing air into the fuel system as well as eliminates the dreaded ¼ tank problems. The SureFlo bucket also incorporates one way check valves to allow fuel to easily flow in at lower levels.

Excellent Sending Unit Replacement

The SureFlo performance sending unit is also a great alternative for 2011-2016 Ford trucks needing to repair a malfunctioning level sender or if you are simply looking to run your own custom fuel lines directly to the tank.

Fits: 2011-2016 Ford 6.7L Powerstroke Short Bed

Application Notes:

• Not for use in cab and chassis applications
• This product has been confirmed to fit Titan and S&B aftermarket fuel tanks.
• This product has been developed and tested to work with aftermarket pumps including AirDog !!-5G and FASS 180F/140GPH high pressure pumps.

Installation Instructions

Warning: This product can expose you to chemicals that are known to the State of California to cause cancer. For more information, visit www.P65warnings.ca.gov