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SKU #: DMAX-WIF-Black
MPN #: DMAX-WIF-Black
DmaxStore WIF Plug 01-16 GM 6.6L Duramax LB7/LLY/LBZ/LMM/LML
Description
Replace the factory plastic water-in-fuel sensor with a stronger, more reliable solution using the DmaxStore WIF Plug. Designed for 01–16 Duramax trucks, this black anodized plug eliminates the stock plastic sensor from the fuel filter while providing a clean, simple installation. The factory plastic sensor can be prone to stripping during removal, while the DmaxStore plug provides a durable alternative that will not trigger a check engine light. It is an especially useful upgrade for trucks running a fuel filter eliminator bowl or aftermarket fuel system components.
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About DMAXStore
DmaxStore is dedicated to one thing: helping GMC and Chevy Duramax diesel owners get the most out of their trucks. Since 2007, DmaxStore has built its reputation around Duramax-specific parts, performance upgrades, replacement components, and technical knowledge for diesel truck enthusiasts.
Rather than trying to cover every make and model, DmaxStore focuses specifically on the Duramax platform. That specialization allows the company to carefully select products for their quality, performance, fitment, and value while providing customers with knowledgeable support when choosing parts for their trucks.
Duramax Parts From People Who Know Duramax Trucks
DmaxStore was founded after its owner spent seven years working for one of the largest GM dealers in the United States, where he earned the GM Mark of Excellence award. That experience helped establish the foundation for a business centered entirely around the GMC and Chevy Duramax diesel community.
Today, DmaxStore offers parts and upgrades covering a wide range of Duramax applications, from the original LB7 through the latest generations of the L5P, along with Duramax-powered Colorado and Canyon applications. Their product selection includes everything from maintenance and replacement parts to fuel-system upgrades, suspension components, drivetrain parts, steering upgrades, engine performance products, and more.
Performance, Replacement & Upgrade Parts
Whether you're maintaining a high-mileage Duramax, restoring an older Silverado or Sierra, or building a truck for increased performance, DmaxStore offers products designed around the needs of diesel truck owners.
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