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Oil Tank Baffle
- Shawn DUFFEE
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03 Mar 2022 22:10 #1
by Shawn DUFFEE
Replied by Shawn DUFFEE on topic Oil Tank Baffle
Thanks Larry.
That's good to hear. I've heard it is also hard to install. Paying that much for the privilege of being frustrated is something I can do without!
That's good to hear. I've heard it is also hard to install. Paying that much for the privilege of being frustrated is something I can do without!
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03 Mar 2022 21:39 #2
by Larry Snyder
Replied by Larry Snyder on topic Oil Tank Baffle
When I upgraded my C75 to a C85 I did not add the extra baffle. Vernon told me it wasn’t necessary. That was 1400 hours ago, and the engine still runs great. The wording on TC-718 is really convoluted, and it can be interpreted to say that baffle is only needed with certain propellers, none of which are still made.
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- Shawn DUFFEE
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03 Mar 2022 20:58 #3
by Shawn DUFFEE
Oil Tank Baffle was created by Shawn DUFFEE
Hello All,
If I understand correctly, the C85 in the Ercoupe needs the oil baffle to help keep it cool. I don't have that, and Univair's costs quite a bit.
Is it really necessary in an area like Washington?
Are there alternatives that don't cost $1250?
Thank you,
Shawn
If I understand correctly, the C85 in the Ercoupe needs the oil baffle to help keep it cool. I don't have that, and Univair's costs quite a bit.
Is it really necessary in an area like Washington?
Are there alternatives that don't cost $1250?
Thank you,
Shawn
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