Aircraft Temperature Probe 1b3 New on 2040-parts.com
Frederick, Maryland, United States
UMA TEMP PROBE 5/8-18 1B3 LYCOMING NON TSO $80.75 normally. Temperature Probes contain a thermistor for temperature sensing. 6" Lead Wires
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