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Old August 14th 03, 11:37 PM
Kevin McCue
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Default Using 100LL in a Rotax 912 Engine

Be sure that you have the updated gears in the prop reduction. As a result
of the engine oil circulating in the PRSU, there was a service letter about
lead build up on the gears causing spalling when running 100LL.

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