Hi, and thanks in advance! The EGT of number 3 cylinder has suddenly jumped to 1020°C. My question is, "Can I just keep flying?" My understanding is that it can't be a blocked injector, because the other EGT's are completely normal. And, apparently, when they fail, they read over 1020°C. So, is it possible that *anything* other than a sender failure has happened?
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