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Oil Temperature Guage on Yak 55M

 
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heaysr(at)telus.net
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PostPosted: Sun Jul 02, 2006 9:35 am    Post subject: Oil Temperature Guage on Yak 55M Reply with quote

After many hundereds of hours of well behaved indications the oil
temperature guage on my Yak 55M has begun to flicker right up to full
deflection. This occurred for the first time yesterday on start up when the
oil was known to be cool. The guage is the standard Russian guage that goes
with the M14P on all the Yaks I have seen.

Any pointers?

Royden Heays
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PostPosted: Sun Jul 02, 2006 5:41 pm    Post subject: Oil Temperature Guage on Yak 55M Reply with quote

It may very well be the oil temperature sending unit. Don't assume it's the
instrument without checking out the sending unit.
Dennis

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PostPosted: Sun Jul 02, 2006 9:10 pm    Post subject: Oil Temperature Guage on Yak 55M Reply with quote

Hi Royden;

The oil temp gauge (and carb air temp) are Wheatstone bridge circuit
instruments. The snag you describe suggests an intermittent open circuit
somewhere in the system. It could be in the instrument, the wiring harness,
connectors or internally in the probe.
If you select "oil out" does the problem continue? That uses a different
probe and harness (but to the same inst. connector). You can swap the probes
for trouble shooting, all three are identical,
An open circuit will cause a full scale reading. Good luck.

Walt

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PostPosted: Wed Jul 05, 2006 3:27 am    Post subject: Oil Temperature Guage on Yak 55M Reply with quote

Just wanted to concur with everyone else on this one. Everytime I have seen this problem it has been the sending unit, or a bad electrical contact on the plug AT the sending unit (as in an open as already described). Also, as has also been mentioned... you can simply swap it out with the carb temp probe to check it... both are identical. Not adding anything new... just double confirming that what has already been mentioned is also exactly what I have found in the past as well on more than one aircraft.

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