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1. 10:33 AM - Re: Europa Classic sight gauge tubing MPD: 1998-019 R1 (h&jeuropa)
2. 11:50 AM - Re: October 2022 Zoom Episode 1 (rparigoris)
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| Subject: | Re: Europa Classic sight gauge tubing MPD: 1998-019 R1 |
Jonathan,
I certainly do not know LAA requirements, but I can share my sight gauge and fuel
hose experience.
I tried Tygon F4040 fuel hose initially. It will get hard and lose flexibility
in less than a year as I recall. It is yellow initially and gets more yellow
with time.
What I have been using for the last 6-8 years is Tygon SE200. This is clear tubing
with a Teflon liner. There has been no change in color or opacity since
installed. The liner will not withstand flexing, so for protection, I slid the
SE200 inside clear flexible tubing that I purchased a the local DIY store. The
only place I use this is for my sight gauge.
All other fuel hoses in my Europa are Gates Barricade, which meets SAE J30R14T1
specification. This hose has very low permeation so smell is minimized. It comes
in carburetor version and fuel injection version. The fuel injection hose
is stiffer and more difficult to slide on fittings but also will keep it's shape
better around sharp bends. The carburetor version is softer and easier to
slide on fittings but can collapse or deform around sharp bends.
I also have replaced all barb fittings in my fuel and oil system with AN style
hose ends. They are much easier to work with than the original Europa barb fittings.
Hope this helps but I have no idea if allowed in the UK.
Jim Butcher
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| Subject: | Re: October 2022 Zoom Episode 1 |
Hi Group
Here's links to February 2023 Zoom Episode 4 about Flap: Drive Engagement Mod,
Drive Tube Protection and Upstop:
https://1drv.ms/u/s!Ah1S270Nwg9Vgfxo4GyieZqPm54XaQ?e=wZeNkp
For whatever reason, Matronics always cuts off some of the hyper-link when I post
links. Just copy the entire link and paste into URL of browser.
** You don't need PowerPoint loaded on your computer to view
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No PDF this Episode because it has Videos.
Ron and Wayne
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