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Old 07-16-2006, 08:21 PM
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Default Oli Injection Tank

Where do you all mount your oil mix tanks on 23 Center Consoles? Any pics? This is on a Merc

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Old 07-16-2006, 09:34 PM
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Hey John,
Got any progress pics of the boat? How's it coming?
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Old 07-17-2006, 10:16 AM
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I stuck mine under the CC along with two batteries and a 15 gal fresh water tank. I moved everything I could forward to re position the weight.

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Old 07-17-2006, 03:16 PM
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Hey John,
Got any progress pics of the boat? How's it coming?
No Pics - I found that if I work the camera too much and not stay on task I wind up losing my focus...

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I stuck mine under the CC along with two batteries and a 15 gal fresh water tank. I moved everything I could forward to re position the weight.
Thanks Ken!

I am curious about those that locate their tanks near the Ourboard...
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Old 07-17-2006, 05:37 PM
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Here you go



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Old 07-17-2006, 06:04 PM
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John - Not sure if you have an enclosed transom? I relocated mine when I rebuilt my transom to under the new transom cap with a oil fill deckplate -
I ordered the remote oil fill/deckplate kit from Yamaha - did not like the cheap black plastic (Perko made for Yamaha) fill.

I have since replaced it with a S.S. flush mount oil fill with a keyless pop-up cap. The Yamaha cap also had the "no spill" lip on it that holds water I drilled some small drain holes in the lip but water still pooled up on top of the cap. That is not good considering that the oil supply system has no water separator. Water in the oil tank could be an unlikely BUT serious problem.

You can see the black Yamaha fill here -



If you look on the port side you can see the oil tank mounted on the inside of the transom -



Mine was originally mounted on top of the port battery box/mount location in the bilge.

The Yamaha deck fill had a small vent hole drilled near the top of the neck to allow the tank to vent - I drilled a small hole in the new S.S. to acheive the same purpose. This hole is at the top of the fill neck just above where the fill hose ends.
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