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Posted for "Douglas Brunner" <douglasbrunner@earthlink.net>:

  Thats what we did, gascolator has a metal shroud around it and there is a
cold air hose coming from the "upper deck".
  
  We also ran a drain off the bottom of the gascolator that can be drained
externally - I do it before every flight.  Despite having emptied and cleaned
the gascolator twice, I still get small bits of "stuff" (probably a mix of
fiberglass, flox and micro) from it when I drain it.  Plane has over 50 hours
on it.
  
  D. Brunner