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Subject: [LML] gascolator
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I have an early LNC2, with the header tank.  I installed an automotive type
fuel filter in the line after the fuel tank.  All three tanks have low point
drains.  I also installed a gascolator.

I now have 300 hours and have never once found anything in the gascolator.
No dust, no specks, no water.  Does the gascolator serve any other purpose
besides filtering the fuel?  What am I missing here?

Gary Melton
LNC2  N320GG