Faria - 3003.3544 13801 Chesapeake Stainless Steel Fuel Level Gauge (E-1/2-F) - 2", White

We bought a new to us boat. We knew it had sunk. Engine ran great the gauge not so great. I tried a less expensive gauge and it worked a few hours before giving up. It never showed the tank gas level properly. All the original gauges were Faria so I decided to bite the bullet and get this one. Works perfectly and matches all the other gauges. Very pleased. Should have purchased this one to start with and saved time and money.

I didn't realize there are two types of this exact gauge. There is one with longer terminals where a three-port connector pops onto it. This is not that style. I had to cut my connector off and add ring connectors to put on these short terminals. I guess that's my fault. So I'm still giving them five stars, but it would be nice if it was more obvious in the description.

I was surprised how easy this was to install. I bought a boat without a fuel gauge but it had been wired from the factory for one. The install was super easy.

I replaced the old gauge that was still working, but looked bad. I bought a new motor, so I replaced all the gauges too. Works great and doesn't see to jump around like the one would at times. The old one was a Faria gauge and lasted 20 years.

My old Yamaha LCD gauge was getting unreadable. Replacing all its functions one gauge at a time, starting with this one. It’s small, attractive and easy to read.

Works like it should.

It works great. It's nice to have a gauge that is actually made in USA so you can get support from the factory if you need it, which so far, I haven't needed because it has worked flawlessly. It installed easily. The only negative was that some nuts for the terminals were missing form the hardware pack. As they are standard sizes we were able to source them locally. The dial is easy to read even in bright light.

This is my second go-round replacing all a boat’s gauges with Faria and both times were pretty easy. Last time I needed to redo all the connectors to rings and while a pain, all the gauges worked flawlessly. This time I was lucky enough to be relaxing gauges with posts already, so it literally took maybe 40 minutes to replace 6 gauges, and that included running new power and ground for a pitot-GPS upgrade. For the money, can’t beat the functionality and style of the Faria gauges. And good documentation too.