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"Maxwell" luv2^fly99@cox.^net wrote in
: "Bertie the Bunyip" wrote in message ... OK, talked to my guy. He had several suggestions. One is to drain it all dry and then blow some air (carefully!) into the right tank and see if you can hear it coming across into the left tank by listening at the filler cap. Possible problems he came up with were a crushed or swollen fuel line downstream of where you tested previously, or, he thought more likely, incorrect placement of the little plastic fuel vent deflector and/or the location of the fuel vent itself. There are specs for the location of these if you look in the manuals. But for the fact that the fuel doesn't migrate when parked, I would have said this is definitely your problem For instance, Cessnas with bent or incorrectly positioned vents are chronically out of balance. Bertie Oh yeah, that's a lot of help. I know. Where did you find this wanna boi, Wikipedia? Said where i found it wannabe boi. Aren't we the little prankster! Bertie |
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