Clipper Posted July 27, 2021 Report Posted July 27, 2021 Hi Does anyone have the part # for the fuel screen inside the fuel tank Right and left tank. My Mooney is a 1967 M20F executive 21 I can’t seem to find the info? Cheers
carusoam Posted July 27, 2021 Report Posted July 27, 2021 I bet that may be integral with the tube it is welded to… If it is a Different part… ask Dan at Lasar for the details and to order a new one… If it is an integral part with the tube…. check in with @Alan Fox to get a pre-flown one Got a pic of what happened to the existing one? Best regards, -a-
0TreeLemur Posted July 27, 2021 Report Posted July 27, 2021 35 minutes ago, Clipper said: Hi Does anyone have the part # for the fuel screen inside the fuel tank Right and left tank. My Mooney is a 1967 M20F executive 21 I can’t seem to find the info? Cheers "finger screen". One of them in my '67C needed replacing when we had the tanks resealed a few years ago. Got one salvage. It is integral with the intake tube, but I suppose a good A&P could put one together. Finger screens are easy to find. 1
Clipper Posted July 27, 2021 Author Report Posted July 27, 2021 No I didnt get pic of the existing one, the ÂME showed me the screen with a gear clamp around it when he pulled it out of the tank. (Not good) i will ask for Dan at Laser I want to replace the assembly. thanks for the info 1
N201MKTurbo Posted July 27, 2021 Report Posted July 27, 2021 I think it is a craft part from the Mooney Factory. I’m sure there is a drawing somewhere in the Mooney archives.
carusoam Posted July 27, 2021 Report Posted July 27, 2021 @Clipper JR left a pic for you! Look familiar? Best regards, -a-
Alan Fox Posted July 27, 2021 Report Posted July 27, 2021 I have thrown more of these away , Than I care to remember...
Raymond J1 Posted July 27, 2021 Report Posted July 27, 2021 PNr 210100-1 & 210100-2 on part catalog 10-66, fig 37 and p 149 & 150.
67 m20F chump Posted July 28, 2021 Report Posted July 28, 2021 Contact the company that does the bladder installation. They get removed when you this and will most likely have them.
carusoam Posted July 29, 2021 Report Posted July 29, 2021 @Clipper, get a good look at JR’s pic above… And be sure to understand what your mechanic is doing… The height of the intake tube has a lot to do with how well water gets removed from the tank…. The drain is lower than the pick-up… The pick-up shouldn’t draw any undrained water… If the tube changes height in the tank… it will affect the usable fuel onboard… Just some small details your mechanic should know already…. Trust but verify… Looks like the end of the tube has a fastener going through it… this should aid with the removal of the part with the screen on it… Putting it back probably requires a touch of tank sealant, or something similar… PP thoughts only, not a mechanic… Best regards, -a-
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