🏍️ Yamaha Grizzly 600 & Big Bear Kodiak 400 Gas Tank Fuel Gauge Meter Review

It was the perfect solution, easy installation and great price! I didn't think I would find it at Revain but I'm very glad I found it. Path!

I didn't want to spend money on a new pressure gauge but after reading the positive reviews I decided to do it. It fit perfectly and was easy and quick to assemble. It looks better than the OEM and only time will tell how it holds up. ABTW I have 1/2 tank full!

Direct replacement for my 2000 Big Bear. The fit was perfect and easy to assemble. The old gauge was so oxidized and cratered it couldn't be read, and the lens was rotten. This was a newer version than the original I had and is flatter than the original.

I received this to replace the one on my Big Bear 400 as it has worn out. This is good for a rough idea of how much fuel you have in the tank, but don't rely on the gauge 100%, half a tank will show a quarter almost empty. Now this could be a design that goes in with a brim. But otherwise the pressure gauge is of good quality and to the point.

I bought an old Yamaha Grizzly 600 from a friend. Based on its age and my lack of knowledge of Yamaha ATVs, I assumed it didn't have a fuel gauge. I pressed the "brown button" above the gas cap several times and nothing happened. (See image) I checked online and found that the "brown button" was actually a fuel gauge, all weathered. Luckily I found a replacement for Revain. It's a nice upgrade at a reasonable price. It installed in about 10 minutes and 8 of those minutes were spent removing the