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![]() "Dave Butler" wrote in message ... That's a first: fits in a Mooney but not in a 210! Ahh, but you're turbocharged, right, and the turbocharger is in the same area as the vacuum pump? The turbo is closer to the exhaust but nonetheless it would be too tight a fit. To be fair, the plane has two vacuum pump pads and used to have two separate pumps; I took one vacuum pump off to make room for a standby alternator, so I realize there is a limit to what can fit under the cowling and the dual chamber vacuum pump was not that high on my wish-list because I do have a vacuum AI/DG and an electric AI/DG. It turns out that my vacuum pump failed so I was looking for options to replace it, and if the dual chamber one had been available I would have considered it. There is enough redundancy now that I would not replace the pump again without good reason. That said, my plane before my P210 was a Mooney M20C... my mechanic says my P210 is about the only plane worse than the Mooney from a maintenance access perspective; maybe he is humoring me a bit. I wasn't aware of that. Do you have any more information about that? They sent out an email in very late 2002 advising customers that their STC would be delayed by a couple months as they researched some potential falure mode for the pump -- I cannot find that old email now but I will let you know if I find it. You could probably ask AeroAdvantage for a few details. I agree with you that there does not seem to be all that much to lose in trying this out though. -- Richard Kaplan, CFII www.flyimc.com |
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