914 fuel line compression fitting

by Ken Ryan in 912 / 914 Technical Questions 4 years ago

I am performing the mandatory circlip and float replacements on my 914. When I removed the fuel line (necessary to remove the carb top) I discovered that where the fuel line connects to the carburetor, there is a compression fitting.

Does this compression fitting need to be replaced?

I do not see the fitting listed as a part in the IPC nor do I find any mention of it in the HMM.

Re: 914 fuel line compression fitting

by Rotax Wizard » 4 years ago

Rotax Wizard

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On a Rotax type 914 they have stainless steel lines that come from the regulator to the respective carburators. At the end is a banjo fitting that is attached to the regulator with a special bolt. To seal this the banjo on each side has a copper compression washer, they should be new each time. On the carb side it is an internal compression fitting, this does not require replacement.

I trust this helps.

Cheers

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