Tohatsu 9.8hp Outboard MFS9.8CEFL

The Tohatsu 9.8hp Outboard MFS9.8CEFL brings advanced battery-less EFI technology to the 200cc class while adding the convenience of electric start with manual backup. Built for boats that require a 20-inch long shaft, this model offers smooth throttle response, stronger torque, and excellent fuel efficiency compared to previous carbureted versions.

With its integrated 12V charging system, the MFS9.8CEFL is ideal for boaters who want reliable auxiliary power along with the ability to charge onboard electronics.

Features and Performance

• Battery-less EFI system delivers precise fuel control, easier starting, and consistent performance

• Electric start with manual backup provides convenience and reliability in all conditions

• 35% lower fuel consumption compared to the previous MFS9.8B model

• 20% increased torque improves acceleration and load handling

• 2-cylinder four-stroke design reduces vibration for smoother operation

• Water-cooled fuel pump supports stable EFI performance

• Improved center of gravity enhances balance and handling

• Easy-access flushing port simplifies maintenance and freshwater rinsing

These upgrades result in efficient operation, refined power delivery, and dependable everyday use.

Why You Should Buy It

• Modern EFI technology without a battery for simplicity and reliability

• Electric start convenience with manual backup

• Built-in 12V charging system for onboard electronics

• Long-shaft design ideal for higher-transom boats

• Backed by Tohatsu 5-Year Factory Warranty

FAQ Tohatsu 9.8hp Outboard MFS9.8CEFL

What makes the MFS9.8CEFL different from other 9.8hp models?
It combines electric start, manual backup, and a 12V charging system with a 20-inch long shaft configuration.

Does this outboard require a battery to run EFI?
No. The EFI system is battery-less; a battery is only required for electric starting.

What boats is the MFS9.8CEFL best suited for?
It’s ideal for small boats and utility craft that require a long-shaft outboard and electric start convenience.

Is EFI harder to maintain than a carburetor?
No. EFI eliminates carburetor cleaning and provides more consistent performance with less routine adjustment.