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| Subject:  | Re: Rear Prop Gov. Questions | 
      
      --> Engines-List message posted by: Gary Casey <glcasey@adelphia.net>
      
      I'm afraid I can't answer the questions you ask, but can add that  
      there is a "gotcha" on the rear governor.  Between the governor and  
      the engine there is a thin steel plate that is very important.   
      Sometimes, because it is stuck to the gasket on each side, it gets  
      unknowingly discarded.  The gasket will probably seal without the  
      plate, but possibly - and this has happened many times - the gasket  
      will sooner or later blow out with the resulting total oil loss.  I'm  
      not sure if this plate is only in the "D" dual mag engine or in all  
      the rear-mounted governors.  Another important thing is to make sure  
      that the steel line (make sure it is steel, not aluminum) to the  
      front of the engine is supported in the proper locations.  There is  
      an old AD note that covers this.
      
      Gary Casey
      >
      > I am thinking of putting an IO-360-A1A engine in my RV-7A.  It  has  
      > been
      > flying with an IO-360-A1D6 which has a front mounted governor.
      >
      > Could someone on the list please tell me approximately what the  
      > thickness  of
      > the rear mounted prop governor adapter pad is on an IO-360-A1A?  I  
      > have  an
      > old one that measures about 2 1/16 inches.  Is there a thinner one   
      > available?
      >
      > The dimension I need is from the accessory case to the prop   
      > governor itself.
      >
      > Also, will the McCauley governor off the left front of my IO-360- 
      > A1D6 work
      > on the rear of the -A1A?  As far as I can tell there is about 3  
      > percent
      > difference in the drive ratio -- 0.866 vs 0.895.  I would assume  
      > that the  governor
      >
      > could be adjusted for this difference.  Is there some other reason   
      > why it
      > won't work?
      >
      > Thanks,
      > Dan Hopper
      > RV-7A
      
      
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| Subject:  | Re: Rear Prop Gov. Questions | 
      
      
      Gary,
      
      Thanks for the information.  I have printed it out and will make sure  I have 
      the plate if I should have it.
      
      do not archive
      
      Thanks, 
      Dan Hopper
      RV-7A
      
      
      In a message dated 7/29/2006 9:44:36 A.M. Eastern Daylight Time,  
      glcasey@adelphia.net writes:
      
      -->  Engines-List message posted by: Gary Casey  <glcasey@adelphia.net>
      
      I'm afraid I can't answer the questions  you ask, but can add that  
      there is a "gotcha" on the rear  governor.  Between the governor and  
      the engine there is a thin  steel plate that is very important.   
      Sometimes, because it is  stuck to the gasket on each side, it gets  
      unknowingly  discarded.  The gasket will probably seal without the  
      plate,  but possibly - and this has happened many times - the gasket  
      will  sooner or later blow out with the resulting total oil loss.  I'm   
      not sure if this plate is only in the "D" dual mag engine or in all   
      the rear-mounted governors.  Another important thing is to make  sure  
      that the steel line (make sure it is steel, not aluminum) to  the  
      front of the engine is supported in the proper locations.   There is  
      an old AD note that covers this.
      
      Gary  Casey
      >
      > I am thinking of putting an IO-360-A1A engine in my  RV-7A.  It  has  
      > been
      > flying with an  IO-360-A1D6 which has a front mounted governor.
      >
      > Could someone  on the list please tell me approximately what the  
      >  thickness  of
      > the rear mounted prop governor adapter pad is on an  IO-360-A1A?  I  
      > have  an
      > old one that measures  about 2 1/16 inches.  Is there a thinner one   
      >  available?
      >
      > The dimension I need is from the accessory case to  the prop   
      > governor itself.
      >
      > Also, will the  McCauley governor off the left front of my IO-360- 
      > A1D6 work
      >  on the rear of the -A1A?  As far as I can tell there is about 3   
      > percent
      > difference in the drive ratio -- 0.866 vs  0.895.  I would assume  
      > that the   governor
      >
      > could be adjusted for this difference.  Is there  some other reason   
      > why it
      > won't  work?
      >
      > Thanks,
      > Dan Hopper
      >  RV-7A
      
      
 
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