Jack, I wanted to ask a question to your question, as Univar and Skyport do not sell or support any wing tank fuel gauge any longer why not modify a fuel gauge that will give a electrically generated signal that you can place a gauge on the insturment panel? (Like a Cessna 150 gauge) I am sure that someone has done it.
Darrel [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: > Howdy all: > I have been wondering about my cockpit sight tube fuel gauge. It is on the CO- > driver side of my 46 415c. The top of the tube had a screen on it that > turned out to be a facet aerator screen. When I reduce power and head > downhill, I notice a fuel smell in the cockpit ( this is the only time I can > smell it). My co-driver removed the screen and placed his finger over the tube > and the smell goes away but the rod drops from full tanks to 1/4 tank > immediately. I can't understand why this needs to be vented since it is only > a rod on a cork ( or am I wrong on the operation of this mechanism.) Anyway > the aerator screen thing bothered me so I figured a chair tip would be better > but I had to drill a hole in it to get an accurate gauge again. Hence the > smell returned. Help! > Thanks > jack russell n93443
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