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From: "Marvin Kaye" <marv@lancaironline.net>
Subject: Re: [LML] Re: LCN2 fuel system
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Posted for "Silvio Novelli" <silvionovelli@uol.com.br>:

This is an idea but in my opinion you have to make sure that the venting
lines make same pressure inside both tanks, or you could over fuel one tank.

Silvio Novelli L320 70% Brazil.

> I am planning to install a T fitting on the IN side of each of my two
> Facet fuel pumps and run a short crossover aluminum line connecting the
> these two fittings. The purpose here is to provide a connection between
> the two wing tanks so that if one pump fails, the other will continue to
> pull fuel from both wings.