Details

• Brand:

  

• SKU:

  25060-5AA0A

• Positions: Right
• Other Names:

  Secondary Fuel Level Sensor, Fuel Tank Sending Unit, Fuel Gauge Sending Unit, Fuel Sender, Fuel Level Sending Unit

• Description:

  Fuel Tank Sending Unit – Secondary Fuel Level Sensor (25060-5AA0A)

  OEM Replacement Part for Nissan

  This genuine Nissan secondary fuel tank sending unit with integrated fuel level sensor works alongside the primary sensor to accurately monitor fuel level inside the tank. In dual-sensor fuel systems, the secondary sender helps ensure stable and accurate gauge readings, especially during acceleration, braking, and uneven fuel distribution.

  A failing secondary fuel level sensor may cause fluctuating fuel gauge readings, inaccurate fuel level display, or intermittent low-fuel warnings even when the primary sensor is functioning correctly.

  Engineered to Nissan factory specifications, this sending unit restores proper communication between the fuel tank and the vehicle’s instrument cluster and control systems.

  VIN Verification Required
  Fitment varies by production date and fuel system configuration.
  Check compatibility by entering your VIN at https://parts.chapmannissan.com
  Every order is reviewed by a certified Nissan parts specialist before shipping.

  Specifications

  Part Type: Fuel Tank Sending Unit – Secondary Fuel Level Sensor
  Function: Secondary fuel level measurement and signal stabilization
  Location: Inside fuel tank (secondary sender position)
  Construction: OEM-grade sensor and float assembly
  Included: Secondary fuel level sending unit (as shown)

  Compatible Nissan Models

  This OEM secondary fuel level sending unit fits:

  • 2014–2024 Nissan Murano (Z52US)

  • 2015–2019 Nissan Murano Hybrid (Z52HVUS)

  Always verify fitment using your VIN before ordering, as some vehicles use multiple fuel level sensors.

  Common Symptoms of a Failing Secondary Fuel Level Sensor

  Fluctuating Fuel Gauge: Gauge changes unexpectedly during driving
  Inaccurate Fuel Readings: Fuel level drops or rises erratically
  Low Fuel Warning Issues: Warning light activates too early or inconsistently
  Fuel Level Discrepancies: Gauge does not reflect actual fuel quantity

  Related Components to Inspect

  Primary Fuel Level Sensor: Works in conjunction with the secondary sender
  Fuel Pump Assembly: Often accessed during the same service
  Fuel Tank Seal / O-Ring: Should be replaced during removal
  Wiring Connector: Inspect for corrosion or damaged terminals

  Order with Confidence

  All OEM Nissan parts are shipped directly from Chapman Nissan in Philadelphia, PA, and every order is reviewed by a certified Nissan parts specialist before shipping.
  VIN verification is available before or after purchase to ensure proper fitment.

  Need assistance confirming compatibility?
  Contact our parts team at https://parts.chapmannissan.com/contact-us

  Warranty Coverage

  This Genuine Nissan part is covered by Nissan’s nationwide 12-month / 12,000-mile warranty, whichever comes first.

  • Covers defects in materials or workmanship

  • Labor is covered only when installed at an authorized Nissan dealer

  • Wear items are covered for manufacturer defects only

  Warranty support is honored at Nissan dealers nationwide.

  Why Buy OEM Nissan Parts from Chapman Nissan?

  Every OEM part listed on our site is genuine from Nissan, built to exact factory specifications for fit, function, and safety. OEM fuel system components ensure accurate sensor calibration and reliable communication with Nissan electronics.

  All OEM Nissan parts are shipped directly from Chapman Nissan in Philadelphia, PA, and every order is reviewed by a certified Nissan parts specialist before shipping.

  FAQ

  Is this the primary fuel level sensor?
  No. This is the secondary fuel level sensor used in dual-sender fuel systems.

  Will this fix inaccurate fuel gauge readings?
  Yes, if the issue is caused by a failing secondary sender.

  Does this include the fuel pump?
  No. The fuel pump is a separate component.

  Is programming required after installation?
  No programming is required for the secondary fuel level sensor.

  Should the tank seal be replaced during installation?
  Yes. Replacing the seal or O-ring is recommended to prevent leaks.

  
  

• Condition: New

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