Dan schultz
12-30-20, 09:49 AM
Fuel tank gaskets, under the fuel probe plate, available made from Viton Grade A material.
The originals made out of a composite cork compound do not hold their shape etc. Cessna's price on these gaskets is right at 300.00 each today. Depending on your aircraft your tanks use a total of 4 or 6 of these gaskets.
On my aircraft I have also cut a 30 degree (60 degree conical) countersink in the fuel probe plate and have installed a vition oring under the small washers to seal the bolts from leaking.
The gasket that I have available is p/n SE 1516118-1, grade A Viton, owner produced, 49.00 dollars each.
Dan
N67S
picture to follow.
The originals made out of a composite cork compound do not hold their shape etc. Cessna's price on these gaskets is right at 300.00 each today. Depending on your aircraft your tanks use a total of 4 or 6 of these gaskets.
On my aircraft I have also cut a 30 degree (60 degree conical) countersink in the fuel probe plate and have installed a vition oring under the small washers to seal the bolts from leaking.
The gasket that I have available is p/n SE 1516118-1, grade A Viton, owner produced, 49.00 dollars each.
Dan
N67S
picture to follow.