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Part Number MCS35010R14

MCS35010R14, SCREW/SEAL (Fuel Transmitter)

Part # MCS35010R14

SCREW/SEAL (Fuel Transmitter)


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Specifications

Approval
FAA PMA
Condition
New
Manufacturer
McFarlane Aviation
Dimensions
L: 4 x W: 3 x H: 0.25 in
Weight
0.0012 lbs
Unit of Measure
Each
McFarlane Part Number
MCS35010R14

Product Description

Five (5) screws required per transmitter.

Screw-Seal Assemblies for Cessna Aircraft
Screw/seal assemblies are used to attach the fuel transmitter to the aircraft's fuel tanks. McFarlane screw-seal assemblies have been engineered to eliminate chronic problems associated with fuel quantity transmitter hardware. Hex drive screws made from stainless steel eliminate the corrosion process. The hex drive promotes ease of installation and eliminates the necessity for destructive down pressure during transmitter screw removal and installation. This down pressure can bend or distort the soft aluminum fuel tank.

The stainless steel/Viton seal used on the hex drive provides a positive seal around the screw - No more leaks or seeps! The seals replace Cessna P/N S350 cork seals that degrade with time and cause leakage.

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Eligible Aircraft
Make Model Start S/N End S/N Eligibility Chart
Cessna 150J150JS/N 15069455 – 1507112815071128Eligibility Chart 1189
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FAQs

How do I keep contaminants out of my fuel system?

The fuel selector valve works in unscreened fuel. Contaminated fuel can cause selector valve seal damage. When fueling from possibly contaminated fuel sources McFarlane recommends the use of a fuel filter, such as Mr. Funnel or another filtering device, to reduce trash in the fuel system.

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