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SkillInspect an engine for leaks after performing maintenance.
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- Chapter 11: Light-Sport Aircraft Engines › General Maintenance Practices for the Light-Sport Jabiru Engines › Engine & Engine Compartment Inspection
current manufacturer’s information when performing maintenance on any engine. Engine & Engine Compartment Inspection Check for oil, fuel exhaust, and induction leaks and clean the entire engine and compartment before inspection. Check flywheel screw tensions to 24 foot pounds. Check ... heavy dust conditions, clean air filter at shorter intervals than recommended for normal conditions. A clogged filter reduces engine performance, as well as promotes premature engine wear. The engine baffles and air ducts should be checked for condition and functionality…
- Chapter 10: Engine Maintenance & Operation › Combustion Section Inspection
imply that these procedures are to be followed when performing repairs or inspections on turbine engines. However, the various practices are typical of those used on many turbine engines. Where a clearance or tolerance is shown, it is for illustrative ... Always follow the instructions contained in the applicable manufacturer's maintenance and overhaul manuals. The entire external combustion case should be inspected for evidence of hot spots, exhaust leaks, and distortions before the case is opened. After the combustion case…
- Chapter 11: Light-Sport Aircraft Engines › General Maintenance Practices for the Light-Sport Jabiru Engines › Tachometer & Sender
Exhaust System Visually check the exhaust system for security of mounting, damage…