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There really needs to be a sticky made for the subject of grounding I would take the time to do it if somebody would promise they would make it a sticky. I want to puke everytime this subject it's brought up. Daybreak is 100% correct. Somebody's going to end up dying!
Take the sensor wire off the gauge and Power It Up. If the gauge is still pegged hot the gauge is bad. If the gauge goes cold the sense wire is shorted to ground somewhere. Put it all back together and unhook the wire from the sending unit. If the gauge now goes down the sending unit is shot.
Capacitors charge-discharge instantly. I'll go out on a limb about the six hours and say it's for the crankcase heater in the compressor in case it was just dropped out of a freezing cold airplane.
First you need to remove the top panel on the front of the machine. Then the front panel. And you'll have access to the nuts. And you might want to wait to put the top cover back on until I get some pictures of the exhaust flapper setup I made nothing exotic but righteous. Be sure to install the...
802a. I couldn't bring myself to fix junk with junk, not on my machine. Maybe a grass cutter.Nitrile or not those things are doomed. This even comes with a viton o-ring. Here is the permanent fix. $10.99 + S/H
You do need to remove the fuel filler so you can get your arm in the tank. I was going...
I have a '99 Fermount 802a, reset 10/12 with 10.2 hrs. Indeed it has two E1074 pumps with filters. I have the same little filters on my 2007 831a as well. Pumping out of a drum you sould better have some sort of filter before the pump.
10m X 6m X 1m =
.393 X .236 X .039 in.
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I think there needs to be a sticky telling people how and why new threads would be beneficial for all. Especially those looking for troubleshooting ideas. Text book case of a hijacked thread for sure.😀