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MC0756041-1_GASKETS_FRONT_VIEW

Part Number MC0756041-1

MC0756041-1, GASKET, Fuel Strainer

Part # MC0756041-1

GASKET, Fuel Strainer


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Product Details

Specifications

Approval
FAA PMA
Condition
New
Manufacturer
McFarlane Aviation
Dimensions
L: 3 x W: 2.88 x H: 0.13 in
Weight
0.01 lbs
Unit of Measure
Each
McFarlane Part Number
MC0756041-1

Product Description

Save 33% off Cessna price!

The improved fuel-proof Viton foam will keep the gasket doing its job!

This gasket will not shrink and harden due to fuel exposure like the original.

Maintenance Tip:
Cessna maintenance manual requires replacement of this gasket every 100 hours.

Maintenance Tip:

Cleaning the Fuel Screen - The fuel screen is removed by removing the standpipe. The rubber tipped plunger must be unseated before the standpipe is loosened. Failure to lift the plunger off of its standpipe seat can damage the plunger. Pull the strainer drain knob as if you were draining the fuel bowl. Block or clamp the knob in this position. Insert a smooth round tool such as a screwdriver or punch in the standpipe cross-hole and unscrew the standpipe.

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Eligible Aircraft
Make Model Start S/N End S/N Quantity Per Aircraft Location Eligibility Chart
Cessna 172R172RS/N 17280001 – 1729999917299999Quantity Per Aircraft 1Location FUEL STRAINEREligibility Chart 1603
Cessna 172S172SS/N 172S8001 – 172S99999172S99999Quantity Per Aircraft 1Location FUEL STRAINEREligibility Chart 1603
Cessna 182S182SS/N 18280001 – 1828094418280944Quantity Per Aircraft 1Location FUEL STRAINEREligibility Chart 1603
Cessna 182T182TS/N 18280945 – 182999999182999999Quantity Per Aircraft 1Location FUEL STRAINEREligibility Chart 1603
Cessna T182TT182TS/N T18208001 – T182999999T182999999Quantity Per Aircraft 1Location FUEL STRAINEREligibility Chart 1603
Cessna 206H206HS/N 20608001 – 206999999206999999Quantity Per Aircraft 1Location FUEL STRAINEREligibility Chart 1603
Cessna T206HT206HS/N T20608001 – T206999999T206999999Quantity Per Aircraft 1Location FUEL STRAINEREligibility Chart 1603
Cessna TU206GTU206GS/N U20606847 – U20607020U20607020Quantity Per Aircraft 1Location FUEL STRAINEREligibility Chart 1603
Cessna U206GU206GS/N U20606847 – U20607020U20607020Quantity Per Aircraft 1Location FUEL STRAINEREligibility Chart 1603
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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.

Do I need to remove the Cessna fuel strainer standpipe to clean the fuel screen?

Yes. The fuel screen is removed by removing the standpipe. The rubber tipped plunger must be unseated before the standpipe is loosened. Failure to lift the plunger off of its standpipe seat can damage the plunger. Pull the strainer drain knob as if you were draining the fuel bowl. Block or clamp the knob in this position. Insert a smooth round tool such as a screw driver or punch in the standpipe cross-hole and un-screw the standpipe.

Should I use a sealer or lubrication for my Viton gaskets?

The Viton gasket and screw seals do not require any sealer and must not have any lubricants. Do not over tighten the attachment screws as over tightening can extrude the gasket out from under the transmitter and tear the gasket in the screw holes. This will cause a leak. Tighten the screws evenly until you see the gasket just start to extrude a little. Any lubrication will aggravate the tearing of the gasket.

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