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Subject: TSIO 550 temp sensors
From: John Barrett <2thman1@gmail.com>
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I am having temp output discrepancies from one of the TIT sensors so am cons=
idering getting a replacement sensor to see if that fixes it. The turbos are=
 Garrett's.

As of last few flights, oil temp feedback is also going sideways.  It's norm=
al during run up and first part of the flight but at cruise it intermittentl=
y drops down in to the red arc as low as 40 or 50  degrees and jumps around f=
rom there to actual temps.  The problem could be in the wiring or could be t=
he sensor itself.  If the part is not too expensive I would just purchase an=
d install while looking for the cause.  Same is true for the TIT probe.

Can anyone tell me where to purchase and what parts to order?

Thanks,
John
31VP



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