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Anyone know where I can find one at a reasonable price?
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Is this for a truck? I don’t know recognize the part you show.


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If this is for a 1946, it does not have a separate sending unit. It has a bulb,attached to a tube, that inserts into the block.
If you are looking for a temp gauge for a 1946, check HERE.
There is also 1 on eBay
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Check with Jim Carter Truck Parts. They say to call and ask if you're looking for an electric sending unit.

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The sending unit in the image looks like one found on a much later (1958+) 235. I believe I have a used one as in your image that I would give you if you pay the postage. Provided I can find it! But Harold is right, a 1946 truck should have the capillary tube type temperature sending unit.


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If the truck is a GMC it could have either a capillary or electric sending unit. What truck and engine do you have?

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Originally Posted by Eureka Jim
If the truck is a GMC it could have either a capillary or electric sending unit. What truck and engine do you have?

Good point...I had my Chevy blinders on! While not well articulated, the OP may be talking about a GMC.


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