Dorman 692-275 Fuel Tank Sending Unit

Dorman Fuel Tank Sending Unit 692-275

Dorman 692-275 is a fuel tank sending unit built to match the original fit and function on specified applications. It is made from quality materials for dependable fuel level signal performance and long-term durability in gas-powered vehicles.

For buyers searching for a fuel tank sending unit for Chevrolet and GMC applications, this OE-style replacement is built around the original connector, wiring, and mounting details. Part number 692-275 is also referenced by interchange numbers 19111409 and 25094457 for the same application.

Key Features

• Fuel tank sending unit for gas applications
• OE-style fit and function for specified vehicles
• Includes gasket or seal, lock ring, wiring harness, and strainer
• Female connector with oval shape and yellow connector color
• 2-wire design with pin terminal type
• Hose barb inlet and outlet attachment types
• Adjustable float level for setup on the vehicle
• Compatible with Chevrolet and GMC fuel system service needs

Detailed Description

This Dorman fuel tank sending unit 692-275 is engineered as a direct replacement for the original unit on listed applications. It uses a 445 length housing, 300 wiring harness length, and a 9.49 outside diameter/inlet/outlet diameter specification to match the factory-style layout. The unit is configured for gas fuel systems and includes a single female oval connector, black wire color, and pin terminals for straightforward integration with the vehicle harness.

Built for Chevrolet and GMC fuel tank service, this sending unit is a practical choice when the original fuel level sender is worn, inaccurate, or electrically inconsistent. The included strainer, gasket or seal, lock ring, and wiring harness support a complete service replacement, while the adjustable float level helps align the sender to the tank configuration. Part number 692-275 is a direct-fit style solution for technicians and DIY repairs focused on restoring fuel gauge operation.

What It Helps Fix

• Inaccurate or erratic fuel gauge readings
• Fuel level signal loss at the instrument cluster
• Intermittent sender electrical connection issues
• Wear-related failure of the original tank sender
• Fuel tank service after pump or tank access repairs

Installation Notes and Tips

Verify the connector shape, wire count, inlet and outlet style, and tank dimensions before installation. Clean the tank sealing surface, inspect the harness connection, and confirm the float moves freely before closing the tank. For Chevrolet and GMC fuel system repairs, compare the original sender layout to Dorman 692-275 and confirm interchange references 19111409 and 25094457 when matching the application.

Quality Assurance

Dorman designs this fuel tank sending unit to match original equipment fit and function on specified applications. It is manufactured from quality materials for reliable performance and durability in everyday service.