I think that I know the answer to this by looking at how the cowl vent fits with the seal... however, I'll ask the question even though it might be obvious - is the cowl vent supposed to rest on the seal or is the seal supposed to fit within the flange of the cowl vent cover? Just want to make sure before I glue it down.
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Re: C1 cowl vent seal
Thanks for responding Jim. I know that it's supposed to be glued to the body but perhaps I wasn't clear. In the AIM it appears that the lip of the vent rests on the seal rather than the seal fitting within the lip, right?Keith MacRae
NCRS #36692
New Mexico Chapter
1960 290HP FI
2013 427 Convertible
Shade tree mechanic and
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Re: C1 cowl vent seal
Sorry, I misunderstood what you were asking. When the vent is open, you should see an indentation in the seal where the edge of the vent crushed the seal making it watertight. I hope this pic. will show what I'm talking about.
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Re: C1 cowl vent seal
Perfect! That's just what I was thinking but wanted to confirm my thoughts. Thanks again for the nice pic and prompt reply.Keith MacRae
NCRS #36692
New Mexico Chapter
1960 290HP FI
2013 427 Convertible
Shade tree mechanic and
B-52 pilot extraordinaire- Top
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Keith MacRae
NCRS #36692
New Mexico Chapter
1960 290HP FI
2013 427 Convertible
Shade tree mechanic and
B-52 pilot extraordinaire- Top
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