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Date: Wed, 4 Oct 2000 09:09:20 -0700
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From: "Mike S. Reinath" <mreinath@mail.arc.nasa.gov>
Subject: Fuel Line to Fuel Servo
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The 360 std. build manual says to use -6 size hose from the 
engine-driven fuel pump to the fuel injection servo. My Bendix servo 
has a -4 size input fitting, however. I called Precision Airmotive 
(sp?) to see if I could get a -6 size input fitting. They said that 
the -4 input fitting is the only one made for this servo. I can use a 
couple of Parker steel fittings as an adaptor for the -6 sized hose. 
These two fittings are a bit bulky, and I was wondering if anyone has 
a better way. (By the way, Parker makes a nice, compact reducer 
fitting to go from -6 to -4, but there is no equivalent increaser 
fitting to go the other way. You can download a PDF version of their 
catalog at http://www.parker.com/tfd/)

Mike Reinath
Std. Build 360 MKII 90%
N3602M
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