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October 15th 05, 05:25 AM
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My 1983 Ford F-250 diesel truck has a water seperator.
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October 15th 05, 05:26 AM
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My 1983 Ford F-250 diesel truck has a water seperator.
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October 15th 05, 05:28 PM
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On 10/14/2005 6:40 PM, Newps wrote:
Scott Moore wrote: Yes, this is a stupid question, and somewhat off topic for IFR. But I get better answers here than elsewhere. Question: Why is it that devices to separate water from fuel are quite common cars (my F-350 truck has one), but such a device, which could save lives in an airplane, is not offered for airplanes ? Even as a retrofit ? Your F350 is a diesel. Gas engines in cars and trucks don't have water seperators. Cars and trucks don't have a way to test the fuel like aircraft. My 1993 Ford Clubwagon XLT 350 (E350) has a water separator. It's a 5.8L V8 Gas engine. -- Mark Hansen, PP-ASEL, Instrument Airplane Sacramento, CA
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