The remote mount didn't solve the problem. It was at 40 for the first time or two, now it's at around 28 psi on takeoff.
40 to 50 every time I look except take off.
Uuuggghhh!
Could it take a while for the air to fully get out of the remote mount?
I did prefill it somewhat.
... Could it take a while for the air to fully get out of the remote mount? I did prefill it somewhat.
Air in the sender hose will have absolutely no effect on the pressure reading.
The air will just compress to the same pressure as the Oil.
The sender measures pressure.
It does not care if is Air, Oil, Gasoline, or a mixture of any gasses and liquids.
Pressure is pressure.
I would look very closely at the oil hoses from the Oil Tank to the Oil Pump.
This is a suction line and extremely sensitive to any restriction.
Is there a thermostat installed?
Take the connector off the bottom of the oil Pump.
Let it drain into a gallon container.
Oil should free flow and drain the Oil tank in short order.
Expect a nice solid stream. This should not be a dribble.
Once the hose is empty, blow it out with some air.
Look for any debris in the oil.
Bill Hertzel Rotax 912is North Ridgeville, OH, USA Clicking the "Thank You" is Always Appreciated by Everyone.
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