Bubbles
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Nice name for a cat, but no.
Having rebuilt my downed nextar using all original internals, I now seem be plagued with bubbles in my fuel line. Tank on Nextar has 3 lines if it makes any dif, extra line is a fill line.
So what causes air in fuel?
Having rebuilt my downed nextar using all original internals, I now seem be plagued with bubbles in my fuel line. Tank on Nextar has 3 lines if it makes any dif, extra line is a fill line.
So what causes air in fuel?
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If this is a rebuild after a crash, check for cracks in the tank itself. Also check to see if your vent tube is still at the top of the tank. It could have been shifted or bent in the crash, or in the rebuild. Check if the clunk is still properly attached and to the bottom back of the tank as well.
Scott
Scott
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Nice name for a cat, but no.
Having rebuilt my downed nextar using all original internals, I now seem be plagued with bubbles in my fuel line. Tank on Nextar has 3 lines if it makes any dif, extra line is a fill line.
So what causes air in fuel?
Nice name for a cat, but no.
Having rebuilt my downed nextar using all original internals, I now seem be plagued with bubbles in my fuel line. Tank on Nextar has 3 lines if it makes any dif, extra line is a fill line.
So what causes air in fuel?
I have a nexstar.. There isnt much you can do about padding around the fuel tank because it already has a "mount" inside of the plane.
Have you tried a different prop? On a plane I had, I had an APC 11X6 on it and it vibrated so bad it was causing bubbles.. Put a Master Airscrew 11x6 on it, no problems.. Make sure your prop is balanced.. If not, try a different prop and see if that helps.



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