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Does Lycoming make any sense?



 
 
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Old October 20th 06, 11:52 PM posted to rec.aviation.piloting,rec.aviation.owning
Jon Kraus
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Default Does Lycoming make any sense?

Why don't you just have the nozzles cleaned and rule that out?

Robert M. Gary wrote:
Stan Prevost wrote:

Sounds like they didn't understand that you are observing the high fuel flow
on an in-line true flowmeter rather than their pressure-based panel meter.



That's what I thought but I reenforced what I was saying several times.
I really just don't want to send a 600 hr fuel servo for O/H for $2K if
it doesn't need it.

-Robert

 




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