having the oil injection system disconnected
 

and need to know the capacity of the gas tank to know how much oil to add.
http://www.wellcraftv20.com/gallery/...can0007_Medium
my old eyes can't read the fine print but I am guessing it says 46 gallons can any of you guys verify this for me or otherwise enlighten me. Thanks

We need to know the year model of your boat to answer your question...

...but whatever the capacity turns out to be, get one of these to mix your oil/gas...takes all the guesswork out of it and makes it EASY to do...I like easy...

http://www.westmarine.com/webapp/wcs...9&classNum=453

You dont have to get it from West...lots of boat dealers carry them...disconnecting the auto-oil mixer was best thing you could have done IMHO...

Sorry...my old eyes missed the thumbnail pic in the corner...I'll have to do better...if your "V" is same model as in the pic, it'll have a 60 gall belly tank in her...

thanks for the response
 

my V is a 79 model.

46 gal if it's the original tank. you will need to run the oil injection until the mix gas is in the complete system. best to run a trip out and run the oil injection and mixed fuel then disconnect once you get back. the double oil won't hurt it.

good advice
 

thanks

Dang...that's right...did they go to 60 in 80?...

I thought it was 78 or 79 when they went to 60 in the cuddies, and 76 for the CC.

Before this thread, I was thinkin' 46 in '78 which was the 1st year they installed belly-tanks, then starting in 79, went to 60 gal belly tanks...

But anyway...that mixing bottle I posted above doesn't count on the volume of the tank...it tells you how much oil to add to the amount of gas you just pumped into the tank, no matter what size tank...it REELY makes oil mixin' EASY

I got that
 

but then I just filled the tank, after blowing the lower unit, but not knowing the full extent of the problem......I know......I know.....I'm stupid:head:

pull the floor cover off the tank, measure the tank and get your answer.