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by Gérard NOMMER in 912 / 914 Technical Questions 12 years ago

Hello
I am not concerned by the serial number of the engine but I am not able to find the S/N of the pump.Where can I find this S/N?
thanks
GÃ©rard

Re: Alert Bulletin Service

by Rob Seaton » 12 years ago

Rob Seaton

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Sounds like yours is NOT affected; The serial number is on the flange of the older pumps. The s/n on the affected pumps is very easy to see.

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Re: Alert Bulletin Service

by itemprop='name' » 12 years ago

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The serial number (and part number) of the affected pumps are found on the top of the pump housing.

If your pump does not look like this, it is an older model pump and is not affected.
As mentioned by Rob, serial numbers (and part numbers) of older pumps are found on the flange where the pump bolts to the gearbox housing.

have a look at the Videos regarding this ASB, they clearly shows how to determine if your engine or pump is affected.

http://www.rotax-owner.com/information-reg/elearning-videos-reg/362-asb912061

http://www.rotax-owner.com/information-reg/elearning-videos-reg/370-asb912061

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Re: Alert Bulletin Service

by Gérard NOMMER » 12 years ago

Gérard NOMMER

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Thanks for the info, much appreciated
GÃ©rard

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