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Subject: VMI fuel probes
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Help,
   One of my Vision Microsystem 48" capacitance fuel probes bit the dust in=
 my 360. Called JPI who will make one (7 days) at a cost of $795. That is a=
bout five times the original cost. Is there some other source for this kind=
 of probe? Thanks =20
   =20


Mark Quinn
mquinns@aol.com
Spruce Creek Fly-In

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<div>&nbsp;&nbsp; One of my Vision Microsystem 48" capacitance fuel probes =
bit the dust in my 360. Called JPI who will make one (7 days) at a cost of =
$795. That is about five times the original cost. Is there some other sourc=
e for this kind of probe? Thanks &nbsp;</div>


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<div style=3D"CLEAR: both">Mark Quinn<br>
mquinns@aol.com<br>
Spruce Creek Fly-In</div>
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