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![]() I replaced my 211 with an 215 during my last annual, because that 211 (still working) is at least 400 hr old if not much older, and I couldn't find any reference to its age in my log book. The 215 works fine. It suppose to have better cooling due to the cooling fins. I can't speak to its life 'cause it has only been about 75 hours. I do however heard that good overhauled vacuum pumps on 4 cylinder engines can easily last about 1000 hrs, so a 400 hr replacement interval can generally avoid failures. The life of vacuum pumps on 6 cylinder engines is significantly shorter due to higher rotation speed of the auxiliary shaft (?). If the vacuum pumps are used to power de-icing boots they are even less reliable. |
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