Lorn I should clarify, Both the high and low sides creep up when running the cabin heater. My hyd pump is on the rear of the baggage bulk head out of the heat zone. Randy...
Lorn H Olsen <lorn@dynacomm.ws> wrote: Randy,
You may have a point! Whenever I have my cabin heater on, the cabin
temp at my feet is about 170°F. The rest of the cabin is just about
20°F higher than the outside. I don't have passenger brakes so the
brake hydraulics are all by my feet. Increasing the temperature this
much at the hydraulic reservoir could pressurize the system.
I still don't understand why the low side doesn't stay at 0 PSI.
After all it went to 0 when the gear lever went to the up position.
Lorn
> From: randy snarr
> Date:
April 18, 2007 7:01:45 PM EDT
>
> Lorn,
> I have seen this too.
> One thing I have noticed is this usually happens when it is cold
> either due to altitude or season. The low side pressurizes only
> when the cabin heater is on.
> .
> .
> Randy Snarr
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