Honda EU2000i Generator - Fuel Gauge

You might not want to put that fuel tank higher than the generator. The generator has a vacumm fuel system and will pull gas from that tank even on the same level or slightly below it. If the generator should stop, and the fuel tank is above it, it will siphon fuel and might spill it all over the place.

I rigged up a marine tank - this is version 1.0 -

OK. Looks like there isn't an add on. I liked having the fuel gauge on the Yamaha in the summer when I would run the AC in the truck camper for an hour or so. I could see how much fuel was left & figure out if I have enough for the next day. In the winter I am just charging batteries and could look at the fuel gauge at 1/3 full and know I was going to be fine running/charging for that weekend trip. I don't like carrying a gas can with me so I guess I will have to get used to keeping it full &/or looking in the cap to see the level.

Consider an extended range fuel tank.

My generator only runs about 6-7 hours on one tank of fuel... Not sure having a fuel gauge would be of any interest for me...

Most of the time when camping off the power grid I run my 2KW Generator about three hours each morning and my five-gallon-jerry-can usually works for me on my usual 3-4 days camping trips.

I carry one of those hand squeeze pumps where I can pump out more gas from my truck tank if I start running short.

Roy Ken

When it starts to sputter, add gas.

Seriously, I don't know of a gauge cap. I've never had much luck with those cork-float type caps being accurate anyway. Plus, you would have to remove the built-in strainer.

remove cap, look down.