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November 19th 06, 12:59 PM
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Understanding fuel servo maintenance
I've had two fuel servos repaired on two different engines- My impression is
that the parts are adjusted to insure adequate fuel flow, which is the desired end result. I can not imagine how a spring would get stiffer with time- perhaps the diaphragm became more compliant. Why not ask your mechanic or the fuel shop? 
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