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After replacing o-rings and tightening the fuel cap and still experiencing water intrusion in the left tank, I realized there was a hole in the fuel cap assembly, above the fuel cap. I'm now shopping for a replacement fuel cap assembly, part number 610036-503. The part I find does not look like the one I have. But does it matter?

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The adapter only

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They both have the same profile to the flat part of the plate. Mine is different:

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Part of my fuel cap can also be seen above. Is there a different part number for my fuel cap assembly? Do I need to worry if I don't use the same? This is for a 1967 M20E.

Thanks in advance for any help.

v/r,

Carlos

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@TaildraggerPilot’s parts are from an O&N bladder equipped Mooney and are not compatible with the OP’s Mooney, which from the looks of it has spent a lot of time tied down outside and probably needs both new caps and new flanges.  Especially right now after the recent loss of a member most likely due to fuel contamination or starvation issues in another E model, I would consider this to be a safety of flight issue.
 

 

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Yes, that’s right. Mine are from a bladder. Sorry about that. I just saw those corroded flanges and jumped the gun. I would consider that an unairworthy aircraft in its current state. 

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