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Does anyone know where I can find the bellows from the air intake to the carborator on a 1962 M20C. Thanks!

Thanks everyone!

The exhaust clamp/spring broke on my M20C and I need a new one for the annual. Problem is, I cannot find it. I believe that it is an after market clamp as I can't find it in the aircraft manual or engine book. I've attached two pictures, so if anyone knows where to get it or some sort of authorized replacement, I would be very appreciative. Thanks!

Thanks again for continued input. I'm pulling the prop tomorrow, cleaning the crank case vent, and replacing the prop seal.

Thanks for all the input guys! I think I'll replace the crank seal and the prop o-ring again but take extra care cleaning everything & re-installing. I'm always interested in more input if anyone has some.

I have a 1962 M20C with 500 hours since an overhaul on the O-360. I replaced the front seal when the prop was off for overhaul because it appeared as if it was seeping. After approximately 40 hours I noticed oil on the top off the cowling so we replaced the seal again as it was again seeping. 30 hours later and the same thing. My A & P thinks it may be a bad bearing which is wobbling & breaking the seal or possibly just a bad batch of seals. The oil pressure is fine. Has anybody experienced the same issue?

Thanks for all the suggestions! I'm going to check the tach first although it was overhauled about 200 hours and 10 years ago. I had the prop off to replace the seals 50 hours ago and found some corrosion on the forks requiring replacement. Everything else in the prop looked ok. Pulling the gov off will be my last option.

I have a '62 M20C. The hartzel 2 blade adjustable pitch prop, on an O-360, RPM has been decreasing over the last several flights. I've adjusted the prop 1/2 a turn, in order to get 2675RPM, twice now but after one or two additional flights 2500RPM is the most that I can get. I think it may be the governor. Any other suggestions? Also, has anyone removed a governor from an M20C as it looks like quite a job. Any suggestions? Thanks!