Checked all of that! Cleaned all lines, blew air threw them. No kinks or blocked!
Just can't figure it out... Kim Blackseth On Jul 1, 2010, at 4:36 PM, Donald <[email protected]> wrote: > > > From the history I recall, it would appear somehow your return line is kinked > or blocked, someone else reported such a problem in just a too sharp bend. > Under no circumstances would you want to block the cap vent, even if it > appears to solve the problem. With known history, it may be possible a bug or > spider built a nest in the return line while it was apart perhaps? > > --- In [email protected], kim Blackseth <kimblacks...@...> wrote: > > > > Well, I thought it was fixed when we put the restrictor on the fuel > > pump, but damn it, it's not. Please help!! > > > > I used the existing header tank out of my purchased 415C, but > > replaced the wing tanks and plumbing (all in better or new shape) > > from my salvaged 415D. > > > > All vents, supply and overflows are clear, but the header tank > > overflows unless i block the vent on the header tank cap. This cap > > is from the D, but installed on the C header tank. > > > > Is it possible the vented cap is not suppose to be there. I'm trying > > to find the old cap to compare them. I'd hate to fly without a > > vented header tank and find the fuel won't flow to the engine. It > > would make for a really bad 1st flight! > > > > It's ready to fly, but this issue... > > > > Any and all thoughts are requested!! > > > > Kim Blackseth, ICC, CASp > > 310 17th St > > Oakland, CA > > 510-839-1760 > > > >
