912 UL exhaust

by Darryl Willshire in 912 / 914 Technical Questions 12 months ago

Had a problem today while flying my number one cylinder exhaust broke off. I did not notice any cracking previously. The exhaust slips in to the muffler, and does not have a spring to hold it. It’s an older Rotax 912 UL 80 hp. I’m having trouble finding the part number for the individual pipe. Thanks for any help!

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Re: 912 UL exhaust

by Rotax Wizard » 12 months ago

Rotax Wizard

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Darryl

The pipe pictured is not a rotax part. If you purchased this with the aircraft you need to talk to the OEM or builder of the aircraft. The picture show custom made fittings and pipes. I have included a picture from the 912 IPC for reference on the exhaust.

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Re: 912 UL exhaust

by Darryl Willshire » 12 months ago

Darryl Willshire

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I was afraid of that! I don’t think the original builder is still around.
thank you

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