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see page 69 and 70 of "Fly About Adventures and the Ercoupe". This is one of the two books written and Published by Paul R Prentice back in 1991. Both Books are amongst my Treasures re the Ercoupe. Ron Hynes Alberta, Western Canada -------Original Message------- From: Ed Burkhead Date: 01/25/07 19:49:47 To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]; Ctech Subject: RE: [COUPERS-TECH] Coupe fuel pump question Lee, A memory is tickling me that the arm that reaches inside the crankcase and rubs on the ?crankshaft? to activate the pump is different on some different models of the engine. Be sure you are using the correct arm. Jon Hines, an old-time Coupe guru, now deceased, used to emphasize this difference. I seem to recall, Jon saying you could reuse the actuator arm from your old fuel pump since that hardly ever fails. I also seem to recall Jon also describing it as a tractor fuel pump. I think may have been the procedure that the identical pump, specially inspected for aircraft quality, is what was probably approved for the aircraft - not actually the tractor fuel pump. You also should notice all the seem to recall and similar cautions in this note. Im certainly not an expert but I do seem to recall what Ive written. Indeed, this issue has been talked about many times before. Could someone with solid knowledge of this subject write up a good page for inclusion in the Maintenance Hints and Tips page, please? Ed Burkhead http://edburkhead.com ed -at- edburkhead???.com (change -at- to @ and remove "???") ============================================================================== To leave this forum go to: http://ercoupers.com/lists.htm
