2012 Mercury Optimax 225hp Outboard Dts 20" Shaft Sn 1b914370 on 2040-parts.com
Jacksonville, Florida, United States
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Bought this 2012 225hp Mercury Optimax at a Government auction. Sellor explained the government sells their outboards when they go out of warranty. I made a mistake when I bought the engine. It is a digital controlled Mercury SmartCraft engine.Engine was recently bench tested by lamb's yacht center in Jacksonville, Florida. They were only able to do a compression test and leak down. unable to test fault codes because incompatible wiring connection Optimax vs Verado. Compression test was done in cold condition. psi leak down #1 cyl 100 15 lbs #2 cyl 100 10 lbs #3 cyl 109 05 lbs #4 cyl 105 0 lbs #5 cyl 105 10 lbs #6 cyl 109 0 lbs Engine appears to be in very good condition and may have over 1,000 hours. Mercury tech support says the engine was serviced regularly. The only fault was replacement of a air compressor. Engine is in storage in Jacksonville, Florida |
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