Cessna 182 - Page 88

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8. Aux Pump
OFF
9. Starter
Engage until engine starts
CAUTION
Do not engage the starter
longer than 30 seconds as it
may overheat. If starter has
been engaged for extended
period, allow to cool for 3
minutes.
CAUTION
Immediately release the
starter upon initial firing, and
do not re-engage until the
prop is completely stopped.
CAUTION
If the propeller does not
immediately turn upon
engaging the starter, the
aircraft is U/S.
10. Throttle
Reduce to 1000 rpm
The engine will start at very
high RPM. Smoothly retard
throttle to set approximately
1000 RPM.
11. Mixture
Slowly advance to FULL
RICH
12. Oil pressure
Normal Indication
If no indication within 30 sec,
shutdown immediately.
Figure 2-8 Flooded Engine Start
CAUTION
There is an elevated risk of a fire when conducting a flooded engine
start. Fuel leaking onto the ground can catch fire, or fuel in the
exhaust system can “torch” resulting in aircraft damage.