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Screen?

in General Tech Discussion 5 years ago
So the MML Manual says clean Filters and screens. Where exactly are the Screens?

Also I know where my Manufacter Gascolator is, but is there some kind of Other ]Filter Or Screen on the Rotax 912ULS CARB?

  • Re: Screen?

    by » 5 years ago

    There are Fuel Filters, Oil Filters, Air Filters and there is a screen in the Oil Tank.

    It sounds like one of those Cover All instruction.
    Kind of like "Use Extra Caution", Do I apply that by Spraying it on twice or just brush it on extra heavy? ;)

    Bill Hertzel
    Rotax 912is
    North Ridgeville, OH, USA
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  • Re: Screen?

    by » 5 years ago

    When i clean out my oil tank i will try to put that in my video as well. I will probably put my video up on Larson Adventures on youtube and give a link to it. Bill you sure are a lot of help. Glad your here.
      
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  • Re: Screen?

    by » 5 years ago

    There is a small, inaccessible screen located within some versions of the mechanical fuel pump. Apparently one can get a partial view of this screen by looking into the pump's inlet port -- see: https://electricmotorglider.com/2018/09/21/fuel_pump_912/. However, it is not intended that this screen be maintained.
      
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    by » 5 years ago

    So i was looking at the parts exploded view Diagrams for the Rotax 912Uls oil tank and I don't see a small screen in the parts list. Do you know where this screen might be and is it easy to clean?
      
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  • Re: Screen?

    by » 5 years ago

    This is a case of not seeing the Forest for the Trees.
    It lines the entire inside of the tank.
    They call it a Baffle Insert (Pn.956204).
    But it sure looks like a Screen to me.
    If I were naming it, I would have called it an "Oil/Air Separation Screen"

    https://lockwood.aero/rotax-912-s-914-oil-tank.html

    https://lockwood.aero/baffle-insert.html

    Bill Hertzel
    Rotax 912is
    North Ridgeville, OH, USA
    Clicking the "Thank You" is Always Appreciated by Everyone.

      
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