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Still have the 801?
Bill, I found the post. My email address is pa20.cfbia@gmail.com. I can now see the parts numbers that you used, thanks. I would sure appreciate pictures, when you have some time.
Good morning Bill,
Just curious what type of fitting you used from the flare fitting on the pump, to go the the 3/8" ID rubber hose barb fitting.
Regards.
Hi Bill,
I am in the process of adding the extra fuel pumps under the seats, to prevent the air lock. I ordered the 40108 pump from aircraft spruce. What type of a connector did you use? Our aircraft just has rubber hoses running there, and I can't find a barbed connector to fit on those pumps. Any advice?
Thanks
Gary
CH-801 in Manitoba, Canada.
Thanks for the fast reply...makes perfect sense. I'll open the wings again and add another line from the front of the tanks, I can "tee" them right at the back of the tanks, I think....but it's worth the effort.
Take good care.
Frank
Curious about the dual outlet from the fuel tanks to keep the engine fed during steep decents...how would you keep the "dry" hose from sucking air?
Please reply direct: ffrant2001@yahoo.com
Thanks.
Frannk
Geoffrey Alexander.