I've read several posts on here and the consensus answer seems to be 45 gallons for the fuel tank size. I'm hoping to verify this before I run her dry and look like a jerk on the water. The river I run most of the time has no marinas so its a huge pain to run out. I'm also looking at putting a fuel flow sensor I can link to Lowrance unit so I can figure out how much my 225 EFI Merc drinks.
Curtis Harms 1999 Cobra DC 201, 225 Mercury E.F.I.
36 gallon was standard and 45 OPi.. Here is a link
http://web.archive.org/web/200102012...rboats.com:80/
Thanks, I know if the cooler is in the floor it has the larger tank and that's where mine is. I appreciate the link.
Curtis Harms 1999 Cobra DC 201, 225 Mercury E.F.I.
I just wish I knew how many gallons my livewell is..
I figured mine out once with a five gallon bucket and a garden hose. Can't remember the final number though lol
Curtis Harms 1999 Cobra DC 201, 225 Mercury E.F.I.
measure the length, width and heigth to the drain, calculate the cubic inch's and convert to gal's.Originally Posted by curtharms_85
Mine has the floor cooler and a 45GL tank. To answer how much fuel the 225EFI drinks, it is LOTS!!!!
My 225 EFI isn't to bad if I keep it below 50 MPH. After that she drinks it pretty good.
Curtis Harms 1999 Cobra DC 201, 225 Mercury E.F.I.
Where is the fun in that???
It is hard to do that sometimes!Where is the fun in that???But that's right, if held under 50? Not bad for a big motor.
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