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Anytime, my pleasure.
It's been a few years, some of my sources are long gone, but I still speak fluent Aztec (when it comes to maintenance). AP of LH is a good source for oddball Piper stuff. They were the people to go to for years for engine instrumentation issues. Piper changed the sender/gage vendors multiple times. APoLH use to fix me up with new sending units (and calibrated my existing gages to those sending units) during engine R/R. We always replaced sending units and performed gage cals when hanging engines. Regards; TC |
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