Kuryakyn Mesh LED Fuel & Battery Gauge Black

Kuryakyn Mesh LED Fuel & Battery Gauge Black (Part #6551)No Gas Gauge? No Voltage Reading? No Problem. You built a custom bike. Maybe a chopper. A bobber. Maybe you changed the handlebars and ditched the whole factory gauge cluster. Now you have no idea how much gas is in the tank. No idea if your battery is dying.That is a problem.This is the Kuryakyn Mesh LED Fuel & Battery Gauge. Part #6551. Black.Two gauges in one small round housing. Fuel level. Battery voltage. Mounts on your handlebars, risers, or anywhere you have room.Why Do You Need A Voltage Gauge? Because your charging system will fail without warning. You are riding. The headlight gets dim. The bike sputters. Dies. You are stuck on the side of the road. A voltage gauge shows you the problem before it leaves you walking.12.5 volts with the bike off is good. 13.5 to 14.5 volts with the engine running is good. Anything less? Turn around and go home.Why Mesh? Because it looks cool. Kuryakyn's Mesh series has that industrial look. Black mesh face. Matches other Mesh parts on your bike. Not cheap chrome. Not plastic.Features & BenefitsLED display: Easy to read. Day or night.Fuel level readout: Know when to stop for gas.Battery voltage readout: Know when your charging system is failing.Mesh face: Clean. Industrial. Looks custom.Black housing: Blends in. Does not scream for attention.Universal mount: Fits most handlebars and risers.Simple wiring: Power, ground, and signal wire.Vehicle Fitment Universal. Fits any motorcycle with a fuel sender that matches the gauge's resistance range.Good for:Custom choppers and bobbersHarley-Davidsons with aftermarket gaugesMetric cruisersOld bikes with no fuel gaugeProject bikes Check your fuel sender. Most Harleys use a 240-33 ohm sender. That works. Some metrics use different ranges. Check your service manual.What Is In The Box? Mesh LED fuel and battery gauge. Black housing. Mounting hardware. Wiring harness. Instructions.FAQDoes this work with my stock fuel sender? If your bike has a 240-33 ohm sender (most Harleys), yes. Check your service manual to be sure.Is this hard to wire? No. Power. Ground. Signal wire from the fuel sender. If you have wired a light or a switch, you can do this.Will this fit my Road Glide? Yes, if you are replacing stock gauges or adding an auxiliary gauge. Measure your handlebar or fairing space first.What does the voltage reading tell me? Engine off: 12.5V to 12.8V is good. Below 12V, your battery is low. Engine running: 13.5V to 14.5V is good. Below 13V, your charging system is failing. Above 15V, your voltage regulator is dying.I have no mechanical skills. Can I install this? Pay a shop. Seriously. An hour of labor is cheaper than frying your wiring. Do not guess with electricity.