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Subject: Re: [FlyRotary] Re: Back from Osh/ Dave & Buly repair notes
Date: Fri, 5 Aug 2005 16:37:24 -0400
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>   EC2 was not shipped yet.  Will do that tomorrow.  OK on the EM2 repair.
>   Did you ever try John's EC2?  Results would be very valuable info.  
> 
>   I assume you know the standard rotary drill on starting a previously flooded engine.  If not, get familiar with it before your next attempt at starting.  It is a completely different animal than the piston engines most people are used to.  
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>    As an aside, I have not talked to a single RX-8 owner who has not had the car back to the dealer with a flooded engine they could not start.  Hope Mazda can fix this.
> 
>   Tracy

Tracy, sorry I misunderstood you. The plan was to take my EC2 to John's airplane and see if it works fine, since his EC2 is OK.. After that if it does have problems on my plane, I'll know that the problem is at my end?
Buly