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In a message dated 2/6/0 10:05:10 PM, you wrote:

<<Has anyone installed any kind of sliding baffle, grommet or boot on the
aileron or flap push rods to seal off these openings?>>

Vern has some rubber boots for the IV-P that should work for this purpose.  I 
bought a set -- they were really cheap -- but I haven't installed them and 
wasn't going to.  Please let me know if this stops the CO problem.  If so, 
I'll install them.

Don't forget the inner gear door pushrod holes in the cockpit closeout rib.

- Rob Wolf
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