Engine overheating??
05-11-2009 | 03:02 AM
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RE: Engine overheating??
Standard checks
mixture too lean
air getting into pipes
if you have it in a cowl is there any baffles in the cowl to direct the air around the engine AND sump.
is there an exit from the cowl for the hot air
mixture too lean
air getting into pipes
if you have it in a cowl is there any baffles in the cowl to direct the air around the engine AND sump.
is there an exit from the cowl for the hot air
05-11-2009 | 09:55 PM
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RE: Engine overheating??
The engine is on a plane that has been flown for about 2 years. Same cowl, cooling never a problem. 15x14w apc prop, OS plug, 30% CoolPower fuel. Checked all the bolts on the engine, and the fuel lines. Tried a new gallon of fuel. Richened the needle valve. Could it be the bearings??
Thanks,
Larry
Thanks,
Larry
05-11-2009 | 10:18 PM
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RE: Engine overheating??
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The engine is on a plane that has been flown for about 2 years. Same cowl, cooling never a problem. 15x14w apc prop, OS plug, 30% CoolPower fuel. Checked all the bolts on the engine, and the fuel lines. Tried a new gallon of fuel. Richened the needle valve. Could it be the bearings??
Thanks,
Larry
The engine is on a plane that has been flown for about 2 years. Same cowl, cooling never a problem. 15x14w apc prop, OS plug, 30% CoolPower fuel. Checked all the bolts on the engine, and the fuel lines. Tried a new gallon of fuel. Richened the needle valve. Could it be the bearings??
Thanks,
Larry
If it ran OK in the past, you may have a bad bearing?
