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December 24th 07, 11:09 AM
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engine pre-oiler
On Mon, 24 Dec 2007 02:50:23 GMT, Jerry Wass
wrote: Get a used fuel pump from an older VW CFI (constant fuel injection) auto --they put up 70 psi constantly---ought to last a long time pumpin oil-- just draw up high enough to not get any of the settlin's outa the sump.-- the older ones were frame mounted just ahead of the gas tank in a big rubber jacket--about 4"x4"x8"---or you could just put quick disconnect fittings on the plane & leave the pump in the hangar. (that's what I did with my 855 Cummins. what aeroplane did you have powered by an 855 Cummins? it must have handled like a truck. just curious. Stealth Pilot 
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