S T A R T I N G T H E E N G I N E
5
Starting The Engine
1.
Make sure the glow plugs are
installed and tightened.
2.
Be sure the propeller is properly
secured. The use of a“jam nut”is
encouraged on 4-cycle engines.
3.
Make sure the fuel tank
line(s) are properly connected, The
main line should be connected to the
carburetor nipple on the carburetor
spray bar
NOTE:
If your Saito engine is
equipped with dual carburetors it’s
imperative that the fuel lines are
identical in length from the Y-fitting
to the fuel inlets.
Connect the fuel tank lines as shown in
Figures 1,2 and 3.
Figure 1
FA-300TL
Figure 2
FA-300TTDP
Figure 3
FA-100T
The proper“plumbing”of the lines
is extremely important to the
performance of any engine.
Vent line
Breather
nipple
Connect this end of fuel tubing to the
nipple on the muffler conncected to the
rignt cylinder. This connection will carry
the fuel residue away from your aircraft.
Air out nipple
Air intake nipple
Pressure adjusting valve
Excess pressure outlet
Vent line
Tank vent line
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