Insulation in the rear air inlet housing, or wing to fuselage cavity?

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Insulation in the rear air inlet housing, or wing to fuselage cavity?

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06-02-21, 09:55 PM

Kim Geyer

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My thought is the insulation in the rear inlet is to prevent oil canning. One of our Skymasters was missing it and popped a bunch of rivets on the top skin. All Cessna singles I’ve worked on over the years have had insulation in the armpits

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