[asnowmobiler]

I think it a great idea,after some usage you will know how much you have left and have a gauge to go by. When it reads empty,fill it up,then you will know what is left from that point by how much it takes to fill the tank.

 

[asnowmobiler]

I added one of these to my 02 sportsman 500 years ago, never really worked very well. I just dont think these tanks are made for them.

I didn't know they had Sportsman's back in the 1500's
Every snowmobile I've had when I was younger,used this style gauge,they are better then nothing,including a low warning light.(like my motorcycle has) It would be fine if you ride all the time and know what's left in the tank,but when it sits for awhile,you have know idea whats left. I end up going to the gas station to fill it up,just to be safe.

 

[asnowmobiler]

My 04 Prairie has a fuel gauge in the instrument cluster.

 

[asnowmobiler]

Yes you can,but most likely the entire harness,sensors and CDI will need to be changed.

 

[asnowmobiler]

It would be much easier just to put a $9 cap on.

Exactly,even my gauge does not tell me when I'm "really" empty,I still have some left over and have an idea how far I can go.