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I have an old tired engine in my plane that requires 7 strokes of prime
no matter what, cold hot or warm. No biggie, as it starts everytime within 3 turns of the prop. I don't have to crank for any period of time. A person told me it is better to push the primer slowly rather then quick shots. Mechanically inclined I am not, but does it make a difference? I have not noticed any difference trying it either way. Mag check. On runup, I check both mags by flipping the switch to mag one and mag two. Another person said I should hesitate before going back to both mags when checking the mags. He says that I should let it run on one mag for 3 or 4 seconds. All I am checking for is the drop. Is there a benefit to letting the engine run on one set of mags for a period of time during the runup? Thanks for any input. Allen |
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