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August 11th 03, 03:52 AM
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sump drain cleaning
I have seen this discussed before, but couldn't come up with any hits on
Google. The sump drains on one wing an at the engine are running very slowly, so I suspect they need to be cleaned. Also, the one that does drain well continued to drip after I had drained a fuel sample until I had jiggled it around for a bit. Interestingly (ominously?), the one that does drain well gave me a few dark flecks. What is the best way to clean up these drains, or would it be best to replace them? -- Mike in Tucson (AVQ) Archer N54405 
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