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19 Mar 2017 17:27 #7
by Bruce Bennett
Replied by Bruce Bennett on topic wing fuel drain valve leak
Crush washers worked fine. No leaks.
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- Tim Treat
17 Mar 2017 17:05 #8
by Tim Treat
Replied by Tim Treat on topic wing fuel drain valve leak
I believe he is correct, a crush washer on each side.
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16 Mar 2017 16:21 #9
by Bruce Bennett
wing fuel drain valve leak was created by Bruce Bennett
The wing fuel drain valve has a slow leak
that appears to be coming from the fuel line
banjo fitting. My A&P believes there should
be a crush washer on each side of the banjo
fitting. Neither the Ercoupe Service nor Parts
manuals show or list a drain valve assy.
Before repairing the leak, my A&P needs to
find out if there is supposed to be any gaskets
or washers associated with the banjo fitting.
Anyone?
-Bruce.
that appears to be coming from the fuel line
banjo fitting. My A&P believes there should
be a crush washer on each side of the banjo
fitting. Neither the Ercoupe Service nor Parts
manuals show or list a drain valve assy.
Before repairing the leak, my A&P needs to
find out if there is supposed to be any gaskets
or washers associated with the banjo fitting.
Anyone?
-Bruce.
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