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Tommi Raitio wrote:
starting the Continental IO-360-K engine The TCM fuel injected engines are sweet, pleasant, docile and simple to start, as opposed to the Lycoming fuel injection which is simple cold but can be a miserable fire-prone bitch to hot start. The TCM fuel injection is simple: cold: mixture rich, throttle 1/3, primer pump 8 seconds. Yes, fuel will run out the bottom. No biggie. Then, prime as you crank. Try not to hydraulic lock the cylinders with 100LL. You can bend a con rod that way, believe it or not. hot: mixture rich, throttle 1/2, primer pump as you crank. No futzing with the mixture as you would with a Lycoming - it stays full rich for every start. -- ATP www.pittspecials.com |
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