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When removing the header tank part of the STC is to install a electric pump in case of mechanical pump failure and for take off and landings the same as all low wing A/C with out header tanks. Also when installing a 0-200 the STC installs a electric pump because normally a 0-200 does not have a mechanical pump unless you get the case modified.
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My header tank sight gauge also needs replaced,  where did you find the
glass tube?   Also, does anyone know if there is an STC to add on an
electric fuel pump for a 1966 Alon with and C90-16F engine?  I had some
fuel flow problems this summer and now doing a Major on the engine and plan
to check out all the systems......



                                                                                                                                      
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From: Warn M Kitchen <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
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Even if you didn't use certified parts your homemade fuel gauge can be an
approved part.  This is considered an owner produced part and as long as
you own and operate the airplane yourself and an A&P says it's okay then it

is an approved part, according to FAR 21.303b2

There's a good article about
this:  http://www2.faa.gov/avr/afs/news/archive/Jul_Aug2002/Parts.htm

Unfortunately your A&P may be reluctant to sign off on a part like this
since it's his or her responsibility to ensure that this part meets
performance standards.

At 02:47 PM 11/22/2003, you wrote:
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>Fred, it is really simple to make one, I used glass tube, super strong
epoxy
>glue, the type you mix two parts, and vehicle pin striping to indicate the
>gas levels. How you rig the plane to acsertain where the levels should be
is
>up to you. You will really like the clear glass.For the top of the glass I
>used a plastic plug which began life as a drywall screw plug and was
opaque
>in color. I cut off the threaded part except for about 3/8 inch under the
>lip. The outside diameter of the plug was exactly the same as the inside
>diameter of the glass. I used the same glue as for the glass and aluminum.
>It is now 3 years old and in great shape. Of course this is strictly for
>emergency use, I use only certified parts for the primary gauge>grin<
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Crew bring what's left of our plane to a screeching
Halt up against the gate.  After the tire smoke has cleared and the warning

bells have silenced, we'll open the doors and you can
pick your way through the wreckage to the terminal."


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