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		MHerder
 
 
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				 Posted: Thu Feb 18, 2010 8:10 pm    Post subject: Fuel flow transducer | 
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				Using a Grand Rapids EIS, with the red cube fuel transducer.  The instructions recommend installing it after the pump, but Im planning on installing the pump on my firewall...  Why cant I install my transducer in the cockpit between the gascolator and the firewall penetration?  Space on my firewall is running low and as much as I don't like adding fittings in the cockpit, I don't like the transducer anywhere near the muffler since it will be difficult to firesleeve.
 
 Thoughts???
 
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				 Posted: Fri Feb 19, 2010 1:20 pm    Post subject: Fuel flow transducer | 
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				I have an HD with Jabiru and Grand Rapids. My gascolator is on the lower 
 right engine side of the firewall. Have never had a vapor lock problem 
 there.  I installed the flow sensor between the fuel filter (after the 
 gascolator) and the engine.  I then mounted the sensor to an engine 
 mount strut. Readings are normal, no interference with fuel flow and the 
 fuel line is going ito the carb anyways.
 Jerry
 
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 Using a Grand Rapids EIS, with the red cube fuel transducer.  The instructions recommend installing it after the pump, but Im planning on installing the pump on my firewall...  Why cant I install my transducer in the cockpit between the gascolator and the firewall penetration?  Space on my firewall is running low and as much as I don't like adding fittings in the cockpit, I don't like the transducer anywhere near the muffler since it will be difficult to firesleeve.
   
 
 
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				 Posted: Sat Feb 20, 2010 4:59 am    Post subject: Fuel flow transducer | 
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				Interesting that you did not use the transducer from Grand Rapid.  Is the fuel flow software already included in the basic EIS or is it an option that comes with the transducer?
 
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  Subject: Fuel flow transducer
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  Received: Thursday, February 18, 2010, 11:10 PM
  
  "MHerder" <michaelherder(at)beckgroup.com>
  
  Using a Grand Rapids EIS, with the red cube fuel
  transducer.  The instructions recommend installing it
  after the pump, but Im planning on installing the pump on my
  firewall...  Why cant I install my transducer in the
  cockpit between the gascolator and the firewall
  penetration?  Space on my firewall is running low and
  as much as I don't like adding fittings in the cockpit, I
  don't like the transducer anywhere near the muffler since it
  will be difficult to firesleeve.
  
  Thoughts???
  
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