has anyone had luck stopping the fuel valve in the bottom of the tank from leaking?
If so what did you do, I could use some direction.
Thanks,
Chris
leaky fuel shutoff
Re: leaky fuel shutoff
Bill Pancake rebuilds them.
Robert P. Kittine, Jr.WA2YDV
West Nyack Aviation, L.L.C.
New York, New York 631-374-9652
rkittine@aol.com
West Nyack Aviation, L.L.C.
New York, New York 631-374-9652
rkittine@aol.com
Re: leaky fuel shutoff
we cant get it out of the tank.
- Richard Murray
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Re: leaky fuel shutoff
The valve should be removed from the tank to properly inspect and service it.
Use a wrench with a longer arm and it will come out.
Clean, burnish, and reassemble with fuel lube if the parts are not terribly worn.
Use a wrench with a longer arm and it will come out.
Clean, burnish, and reassemble with fuel lube if the parts are not terribly worn.
Richard
Re: leaky fuel shutoff
Hi Richard, thanks for the info.
I also found this article online about working on these valves.
http://johnpropst.yolasite.com/resource ... 20rev7.pdf
I also found this article online about working on these valves.
http://johnpropst.yolasite.com/resource ... 20rev7.pdf
- Richard Murray
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Re: leaky fuel shutoff
Thanks for the link. I have forgotten about all of the work John Probst has put into chronicling tasks related to maintaining our Aeronca aircraft,
Richard