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In a message dated 9/23/2006 9:01:38 PM Central Standard Time,
charliekohler@yahoo.com writes:
Perhaps I can shed a light on this subject. The fuel system is
principally a balance between orifice size and pressure.
The engine-driven fuel pump has aneroid which puts upper deck
air pressure to regulate a needle valve. If pressure / flow adjustments
on this needle valve are made without a fuel pump on, to add engine-driven
fuel pump pressure will increase flow. (Hi Side)
Charlie,
Thank you for the great information about the TCM fuel system and
dispelling some of the OWT on the LML. Adding 3-5 gph in cruise flight will not
cause the engine to quit. If it does then the engine fuel system was probably
not set up correctly in the first place.
Regards,
Jeff Edwards
LIVP
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