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Engine-out due to no fuel pressure

in General Tech Discussion 6 years ago

  • Re: Engine-out due to no fuel pressure

    by » 5 years ago

    You said: "....with the venting device pointed backwards." You really need to see if this is the proper orientation for your aircraft's fuel cap vent. Most of the fuel cap vents I have seen over the past 50 years are oriented with their vent tubes facing forward so as to slightly pressurize the fuel tank. Double-check your operations manual.
      
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