...was that remedial or not??foxdog wrote: Thu Jun 08, 2017 7:34 pm Hi Gents
Thanks for replying I have cleaned the vents and will be doing 2 two hour legs on Sunday and will concentrate on the footwork and let you know
Regards
Foxdog
Uneven fuel tank levels
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Re: Uneven fuel tank levels
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Re: Uneven fuel tank levels
Hi Guys
Well done you have dug up some very old bones,
It was a foot problem
Regards Foxdog
Well done you have dug up some very old bones,
It was a foot problem
Regards Foxdog
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Re: Uneven fuel tank levels
My Jabi... blue putty like substance blocked breather tube... probably from factory when new. Make sure they are both open...
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Re: Uneven fuel tank levels
On the J 400 we had a similar issue. It turned out to be one of the lines in the B pillar feeding the hopper was being pinched. Not sure of the fuel system on the 170.
