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chris Sinfield



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PostPosted: Mon Feb 05, 2007 10:07 pm    Post subject: Bing carb on Jab3300 Reply with quote

I found this on the Yahoo Jab Engine site any one had similar problems as the fuel pump that was sent with my XL kit was the 40105
Chris..

frm the site.....

first engine start went well except that i had fuel leaks from the bing
carb. i have a facet 40105 electric fuel pump that really overpowered
the needle valve controlled by the floats. this is the pump i understand
is used by many jab owners. after a short engine run without the elec.
pump i shut the engine down as the manual pump was also causing fuel to
leak. leaks were coming out the vent for the fuel bowl.
i spoke to bing and was told that these needle assemblies come with
several spring stiffnesses. i had the weakest spring assembly. bing is
sending me the medium stiffness spring. bing said the stiffest spring is
too stiff and not offered any more. bing said a pulolator pressure
regulator is commonly installed in the fuel line. bing also said they
get a lot of calls for the same problem from a lot of 40105 owners.
maybe i should be looking at a facet pump of around 2-2.5 lbs. i believe
they are made and would be more desireable because these lower pressured
pumps have no check valves. thus no possible valve to stick.
does anyone have anything to add to this or offer any fuel pressure
info?
and also, jim of pacific jabiru was helpful and patient with my phone
calls as all of this was going on during the first start attempt.
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PostPosted: Tue Feb 06, 2007 8:06 am    Post subject: Re: Bing carb on Jab3300 Reply with quote

We were warned about this problem at a class held by Pete Krotje of US Jabiru. You want to keep the fuel pressure below 3 psi. The correct pump is a 40104 - A/C spruce doesn't list it but they carry it.

You can also go to Carquest - they carry two versions under their own name but made by Facet - I believe you want the Red Labeled version. It is the identical pump.

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PostPosted: Tue Feb 06, 2007 8:34 am    Post subject: Bing carb on Jab3300 Reply with quote

The Facet 40105 has been working fine on my XL/Jab3300 for over 200 hours.
The Bing
also has given me no problems and has been working smoothly up to 12,500 ft.
(max I
have cruised at to date)
For info, below are excerpts from my POH on the fuel system in my XL.
Tony Graziano
601XL; N493TG, 204 hrs
--------------------------------------------
B. FUEL SYSTEM
The engine is fitted with an altitude adjusting Bing Carburetor. The
throttle is controlled via a cable to the carburetor. The carburetor has a
choke for cold starting and is controlled via a cable to the choke. Fuel is
screened by a small finger strainers in the fuel tanks, a gascolator located
on the aircraft C/L below the cockpit before the rudder peddles and just
prior to the electric fuel pump, and filtered between the firewall and the
mechanical fuel pump. There is no priming system. Fuel travels from the
tanks to a fuel selector, to the gascolator, through a solid state
check -valved free flow electronic fuel pump, through a fuel flow sensor,
through the firewall, through a fuel filter, to the engine mechanical pump
and then to the carburetor where it is metered to the engine intake
manifolds. The Bing Carburetor has incorporated the Fuel Economy
Modification IAW Jabiru JSL002-1

3. FUEL SYSTEM

A. FUEL TANKS

B. FUEL SELECTOR

C. GASCOLATOR

D. FUEL PUMPS

E. APPROXIMATE FUEL BURN RATES at CRUISE

F. FUEL TANK DIPSTICK READINGS

A. FUEL TANKS

N493TG has four 12-gallon fuel tanks, two in each wing. The fuel
filler is on the outer portion of the tanks and the wing dihedral forces
fuel to the inner portion of the tank. Each tank has a VDO 10 - 180-ohm fuel
gauge float type sender installed in the inboard cell of the tanks. Each
tank also has a standard fuel drain on the aft rear section of the tank for
taking fuel samples and fuel draining. Each tank contains approximately 1/4
gallon of unusable fuel based on the position of the fuel pickups. The fuel
caps latch should face aft when installed to prevent airflow from unlatching
the cap in-flight. The O-rings of the latches should be lubricated
annually.

WARNING

Static electricity can cause a fire when fueling or de-fueling if proper
grounding procedures are not used.

B. FUEL SELECTOR

The fuel flows from each fuel tank to an ANDAIR P/N FS20F8-F, five-way
fuel selector on the center console. The selector can select either RIGHT
tank, LEFT tank, RIGHT AUX tank, LEFT AUX tank or OFF. When selecting a
fuel tank, ensure the selector is in the detent and a positive click is
felt.

WARNING

Avoid switching fuel tanks at low altitude or just prior to takeoff in the
event of a selector malfunction.

C. GASCOLATOR

After the fuel selector the fuel flows to the gascolater. The
gascolator has a fine screen for fuel filtering and a bowl to allow water to
settle. There is a quick drain on the bottom of the gascolator to allow
taking fuel samples during preflight. The gascolator is covered externally
by an aerodynamic shaped FOD guard to protect the gascolator from any
foreign objects that may be tossed up by the nose wheel or prop. This guard
permits access to fuel sampling the gascolator during preflight and can be
removed to allow removal of the gascolator bowl and screen filter during
inspections.

WARNING

Ensure the gascolator drain is fully closed after taking a fuel sample.
Failure to properly close the fuel drain can cause leakage causing fuel
starvation.

D. FUEL PUMPS

A FACET P/N 40105, solid state, checked valved, electronic fuel
pump is installed on the centerline of the cockpit floor just forward of the
gascolator. Another mechanical fuel pump is installed on the engine. Prior
to starting, the electronic fuel pump should be turned on for about 10
seconds and then turned off. The electronic fuel pump should be used for
take off and landing and be OFF during cruise.
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Time: 10:08:03 PM PST US
Subject: Bing carb on Jab3300
From: "chris Sinfield" <chris_sinfield(at)yahoo.com.au>
I found this on the Yahoo Jab Engine site any one had similar problems as
the fuel
pump that was sent with my XL kit was the 40105
Chris..

frm the site.....

first engine start went well except that i had fuel leaks from the bing
carb. i have a facet 40105 electric fuel pump that really overpowered
the needle valve controlled by the floats. this is the pump i understand
is used by many jab owners. after a short engine run without the elec.
pump i shut the engine down as the manual pump was also causing fuel to
leak. leaks were coming out the vent for the fuel bowl.
i spoke to bing and was told that these needle assemblies come with
several spring stiffnesses. i had the weakest spring assembly. bing is
sending me the medium stiffness spring. bing said the stiffest spring is
too stiff and not offered any more. bing said a pulolator pressure
regulator is commonly installed in the fuel line. bing also said they
get a lot of calls for the same problem from a lot of 40105 owners.
maybe i should be looking at a facet pump of around 2-2.5 lbs. i believe
they are made and would be more desireable because these lower pressured
pumps have no check valves. thus no possible valve to stick.
does anyone have anything to add to this or offer any fuel pressure
info?
and also, jim of pacific jabiru was helpful and patient with my phone
calls as all of this was going on during the first start attempt.
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PostPosted: Tue Feb 06, 2007 9:42 am    Post subject: Bing carb on Jab3300 Reply with quote

Actually the Car Quest pump has the blue label. The pump itself has a Facet
Label on it and PSI from 1.5 to 3.5.

Pete

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