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![]() wrote in message om... My Minnesota thoughts - 4) Add small amounts (couple of tablespoons or so) of isopropyl alcohol (yellow can HEET) to the tanks as a matter if principle when it is below freezing. You may otherwise have small amounts of dissolved water in the fuel come out of solution as snow when the fuel is severely chilled. Beware of fuel that has been severely chilled since its last filtering. On a long flight, this snow can block the fuel screens. I know, it happened to me although it was about -20 deg F. I know of others that have had the same problem. What is HEET? Thanks. Mike MU-2 |
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