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Unread 09-03-17, 03:55 PM
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Front engine fuel strainer

Guys quick question...front fuel strainer is not sealing correctly causing a fuel leak. I removed the fuel strainer from nose gear compartment and have it pulled a part. The question I have is the oring inside the mechanism ? And can it be replaced or do need to buy an entire new strainer

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Unread 09-03-17, 07:26 PM
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fuel strainer

Hello. Are you asking about the o-ring in the top of the strainer? ALL o-rings are replaceable. Top of case o-ring PN: MS29513-10, o-ring around top of Bowl PN: MS29513-138, o-ring Bottom of bowl PN: MS29513-111. Hope this helps.
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Yes when I pull the plunger up and down I can't see the O ring ...part number 12 in the service manual page 11-27...how can I get that out ...should I just replace the strainer ?
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Unread 09-03-17, 08:27 PM
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Ok ..sorry just got it out..where is best place to get O rings...need all of the O rings. They are all old. The standpipe also hassome corrosion. Basically a rebuild
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I routinely use Aircraft Spruce. Although for a rebuild kit I used, for my Cessna 172, McFarland Aviation. You list your aircraft model and serial number and they'll shown you if they have a kit for your airplane. Good people and friend service.
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