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I own a 1999 single
engine aircraft and think it is in excellent condition but
on the last few flights I noticed the vacuum indicator decreasing
as the aircraft climbed to altitude. Is my air pump starting
to fail already?
What causes my vacuum gage to vary with the engine speed?
We just replaced the air pump.
1987
Cessna 182. Vacuum gage pulsates or vibrates on start up
for about 15 minutes. By the time I’m ready for
take off everything looks good. Any ideas?
I have a 1979 Beech A36TC with BF Goodrich
deice boots installed. After installing your CV1J4 “Clear View”,
filter we noticed it getting black only after a few hours
of flight.
The CV1J4 “Clearview” filter I had installed on
the last pump change, reached the “Replace Filter” point
at about 320 hours. Am I being sold bad air pumps or is it
my aircraft?
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