EasyManua.ls Logo

Cessna T188C - Page 225

Cessna T188C
624 pages
Print Icon
To Next Page IconTo Next Page
To Next Page IconTo Next Page
To Previous Page IconTo Previous Page
To Previous Page IconTo Previous Page
Loading...
MODEL
188
&
T188
SERIES
SERVICE
MANUAL
11B-34.
FUEL
INJECTION
PUMP.
11B-37.
INSTALLATION.
a.
Position
a
new
gasket
and
fuel
pump
on
the
11B-35.
DESCRIPTION.
The
fuel
pump
is
a
positive
mounting
studs
with fuel
pump
inlet
to
the
left.
Be
displacement.
rotating
vane
type.
It
has
a
splined
sure
pump
drive
aligns
with
drive
in
the
engine.
shaft
for
connection
to
the
accessory
drive
section
of
b.
Secure
pump
to engine
with
plain
washers.
in-
the
engine.
Fuel
enters
the
pump
at
the
swirl
well
of
ternal
tooth
lockwashers
and
nuts.
Tighten
nuts
the
pump
vapor
separator.
Here,
vapor
is
separated
evenly.
by
a
swirling
motion
so
that
only
liquid fuel
is
fed
to
c.
Install
cooling
shroud
on
fuel
pump.
the
pump.
The
vapor
is
drawn
from
the
top
center
of
d.
Install all
fittings
and
connect
all
lines.
the
swirl
well
by
a
small
pressure
jet
of
fuel
and
is
e.
Install
the
flexible
ram
air
tube
on
the
air
horn
fed into
the
vapor
return
line
where
it
is
returned
to
of
the
fuel
pump
shroud
and
install
clamp.
the
fuel
tank.
Since
the
pump
is
engine-driven.
f.
Replace
the
alternator
drive
belt
and
tighten
the
changes
in
engine
speed affect
total
pump flow
propor- nuts
on
the
adjusting
arm
so
that
the
drive
belt
has
tionally.
A
check
valve
allows
the
auxiliary
fuel
pump
proper
tension.
Refer
to
Section
16.
pressure
to
bypass
the
engine-driven
pump
for
start-
g.
Inspect complete
installation.
ing,
or
in
the
event
of
engine-driven
fuel
pump
failure
in
flight.
The
pump
supplies
more
fuel than
is
re-
11B-38.
ADJUSTMENT.
Adjustments
of
the
fuel
in-
quired
by
the
engine;
therefore,
a
relief
valve
is
pro-
jection
pump
requires
special
equipment
and
proce-
vided
to
maintain
a
constant
fuel
pump
pressure.
The
dures.
Adjustment
to
the
aneroid
applies
only
to
the
engine-driven
fuel
pump
is
equipped
with
an
aneroid.
full
throttle
setting.
Adjustment
of
the
idle
position
The
aneroid
and
relief
valve
are
pressurized
from
the
is
obtained
through
the
relief
valve.
To
adjust
the
discharge
side
of
the
turbocharger
compressor
to
pump
to
the
pressures
specified
in
paragraph
11B-8,
maintain
a
proper
fuel/air
ratio
at
altitude.
The
proceed
as
follows:
aneroid
is
adjustable
for
fuel
pump
outlet
pressure
at
a.
Remove
engine
cowling
in
accordance
with
para-
full
throttle
and
the
relief
valve
is
adjustable
for
fuel
graph
lIB-3.
pump
outlet
pressure
at
idle.
b.
Disconnect
the existing
engine-driven
fuel
pump
pressure
hose
at
the fuel
metering
unit
and
connect
11B-36.
REMOVAL.
the
test
gage
pressure
hose
and
fittings
into the
fuel
a.
Place
full
shut-off
valve
in
OFF
position
and
injection
system
as
shown
in
figure
11B-1.
Gage
mixture
control
in
IDLE
CUT-OFF
position.
MUST
be
vented
to
atmosphere.
b.
Remove
upper
cowling
section
in
accordance
with
paragraph
11B-3.
NOTE
c.
Loosen
the
clamps
and
slide
the
flexible
tubes
free
of
the
horns
on
the
fuel
pump
shroud
to
gain
ac-
Cessna
Service
Kit
No.
SK320-2J
provides
cess
to
the
fuel
lines.
a
test
gage,
line
and
fittings
for connecting
d.
Remove
the
alternator
drive
belt.
the
test
gage
into
the
system
to
perform
e.
Tag
and
disconnect
all
lines
and
fittings
attached
accurate
calibration
of
the
engine-driven
to
the
fuel
pump.
fuel
pump.
NOTE
c.
The
test
gage
MUST
be
held
as
near
to
the
level
of
the
engine
driven
fuel
pump
as
possible.
Bleed
air
Plug
or
cap
all disconnected
lines,
hoses
from
test
gage
line
prior
to
taking
readings.
and
fittings.
NOTE
f.
Remove
the
shroud
surrounding
the
fuel
pump.
g.
Remove
the
nuts
and
washers
attaching
the
fuel
The
test
gage
should
be
checked
for
accuracy
pump
to
the
engine
at
least
every
90
days
or
anytime
an
error
is
h.
Remove
fuel
pump
and
gasket.
suspected.
The
tachometer accuracy
should
WARNING
justments
to
the pump.
Residual
uel
draining
from
lines
and
hose
d.
Start
engine
and
warm-up
thoroughly.
Set
mix-
constitutes
a
fire
hazard.
Use
caution
to
ture control
to
full
rich
position
and
propeller
control
prevent
accumulation
of
fuel
when
lines
or
full
forward
(low
pitch,
high
rpm).
hoses
are
disconnected.
e.
Adjust
engine
idle
speed
to
600
±
25
rpm
and
check
test
gage
for
5. 5
-
6. 5
PSI.
i.
If
a
replacement
pump
is
not being
installed
im-
check
test
gage
for
5.5
-
6.5
PSI.
mediately,
a
temporary
cover
should
be
installed
on
NOTE
the
fuel
pump
mount
pad.
Do
not
adjust
idle
mixture until
idle
pump
pressure
is
obtained.
11B-11

Table of Contents

Related product manuals