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cdupuis



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PostPosted: Tue Jul 03, 2012 10:53 am    Post subject: fuel pressure high Reply with quote

Hi all,

My fuel pressure is 11 psi at full speed on my 447. I teed the two lines off the pump together then to the single carb. What's normally done?

Thanks!


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PostPosted: Tue Jul 03, 2012 8:25 pm    Post subject: fuel pressure high Reply with quote

Are you having any problems with fuel overflowing the float bowl? The Rotax installation manual, page 15-1 shows the single outlet fuel pump (Mikuni DF44) used with the single carb engines. On page 15-2 it speaks of using an electric and pneumatic pump with a max pressure of 7 psi. Mikuni only lists the pump output and the DF52 at 35 liters per hour is over three times what the DF44 puts out.
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Hi all,

My fuel pressure is 11 psi at full speed on my 447.  I teed the two lines off the pump together then to the single carb.  What's normally done?

Thanks!




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PostPosted: Wed Jul 04, 2012 2:31 pm    Post subject: Re: fuel pressure high Reply with quote

Hi,

Nothing leaking from the bowl. This is my first 447 and the dual outlet is what's shown on the firefly drawing and what LEAF sent me w/ the engine. Can you plug one outlet or is it better to go w/ the smaller pump?


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PostPosted: Wed Jul 04, 2012 4:58 pm    Post subject: fuel pressure high Reply with quote

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Nothing leaking from the bowl. This is my first 447 and the dual outlet is what's shown on the firefly drawing and what LEAF sent me w/ the engine. Can you plug one outlet or is it better to go w/ the smaller pump?

Plugging one outlet or teeing them both together makes no difference as far as pressure is concerned. Going to the smaller pump will also make no difference; the pressure is what the pulse pressure is from the crankcase. 11 psi does sound rather high; are you sure your pressure gauge is reading correctly? Or do you also have an electric pump in line?

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