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Unread 10-24-11, 10:02 PM
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Aft cowl breather outlet

Hi All,
Any ideas as to where can I get the small tubing that is in the upper rear cowl that the rear engine breather piping exhausts thru? The aircraft is a 1977 337 G. The part #1250101-6. Has anyone dealt with this in another way?

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Unread 10-25-11, 07:42 AM
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Hi, isn't it just stock hose. I know there is a metal end that comes out the back through a large grommet.
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Aft cowl breather outlet

I believe it's a small piece of metal tubing that is flared on the end that protrudes thru the aft cowl just above the prop hub. Hose would connect to the end that's inside the cowl.

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Unread 10-25-11, 07:11 PM
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