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By KC9KAS
A friend has a D-160 and it stopped moving.
He said the engine coupling will spin but not the pump.
I told him the pump splines were probably shot, but he is recovering from surgery and hasn't been able to check into it.
Does anyone have a pump for sale with good splines and/or the coupling (female) spline?
Thank you in advance.
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By Team70R
Waiting on the eBay electric fuel pump to show up for the C165. Only thing I'm not sure about is what to do with the old mechanical one. Do I just leave it in place or do I need to make a cover plate with the a gasket and remove it?
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By sodbuster
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By RainbowMeatballs
Following the death of my 520H's fuel pump, I bought a low-pressure electric pump. The problem is, I know almost nothing about electrical systems, and I am wondering where to hook up the pump. I am thinking that I could use the pink line coming from the A terminal, but I'm not absolutely sure. I was also wondering if I could attach it with ring hooks to one of the meters. (piggy-backing) I'm not sure of the amps this uses, but it seems to have 14 gauge wire. To be safe, would adding a 20 amp fuse screw up the meters if I switched it in the place the 10 amp? This is the pump: Amazon
I have an inline fuse holder if my ideas have been completely wrong.
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