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Oil in Starter
Posted: Thu Mar 29, 2001 2:19 pm
by Glenn Chiappe
'Dear listers,
I am chasing an oil leak on the back of my Warner 145 -- Oil is eminating out of the union between the starter case and the "L" drive into the accessory case the brushes on the starter are wet with oil -- I lost (estimate) a quart or so over the 12 hour ferry flight -- I have disassembled the Eclipse starter (vertical mount) and found a wonderfully complicated mechanism with zero that could be considered an oil seal.
Do any of you know what design factors were to keep oil from getting up this high? It is obvious that the planetary gear set and drive gears should be bathed in oil -- that is fine -- I am stumped as to why this is making its way up through the starter. We are looking into any issues with the crankcase breather line and higher-than-normal crankcase pressurs, however that system appears to be dirt simple and in clear condition.
Your inputs greatly appreciated.
Glenn Chiappe
Spicewood, TX
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Re: Oil in Starter
Posted: Thu Mar 29, 2001 7:34 pm
by twing4@juno.com
'Give Al Ball a call in CA. I believe he has some sort of fix for
these Y150 starter leaks. Short nose Ranger 24's have same problem.
Some worse than others.
--- In fairchildclub@y..., "Glenn Chiappe" wrote:
> Dear listers,
>
> I am chasing an oil leak on the back of my Warner 145 -- Oil is
eminating out of the union between the starter case and the "L" drive
into the accessory case the brushes on the starter are wet with oil --
I lost (estimate) a quart or so over the 12 hour ferry flight -- I
have disassembled the Eclipse starter (vertical mount) and found a
wonderfully complicated mechanism with zero that could be considered
an oil seal.
>
> Do any of you know what design factors were to keep oil from
getting up this high? It is obvious that the planetary gear set
and drive gears should be bathed in oil -- that is fine -- I am
stumped as to why this is making its way up through the starter.
We are looking into any issues with the crankcase breather line and
higher-than-normal crankcase pressurs, however that system appears to
be dirt simple and in clear condition.
>
> Your inputs greatly appreciated.
>
> Glenn Chiappe
> Spicewood, TX
>
>
> [Non-text portions of this message have been removed]
'
Re: Oil in Starter
Posted: Thu Mar 29, 2001 8:42 pm
by WALTER ALBERT
'suggest you talk to CHARLIE BELL he is the guru on warners..
----- Original Message -----
From: Glenn Chiappe
To:
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Subject: [fairchildclub] Oil in Starter
> Dear listers,
>
> I am chasing an oil leak on the back of my Warner 145 -- Oil is eminating
out of the union between the starter case and the "L" drive into the
accessory case the brushes on the starter are wet with oil -- I lost
(estimate) a quart or so over the 12 hour ferry flight -- I have
disassembled the Eclipse starter (vertical mount) and found a wonderfully
complicated mechanism with zero that could be considered an oil seal.
>
> Do any of you know what design factors were to keep oil from getting up
this high? It is obvious that the planetary gear set and drive gears
should be bathed in oil -- that is fine -- I am stumped as to why this is
making its way up through the starter. We are looking into any issues
with the crankcase breather line and higher-than-normal crankcase pressurs,
however that system appears to be dirt simple and in clear condition.
>
> Your inputs greatly appreciated.
>
> Glenn Chiappe
> Spicewood, TX
>
>
> [Non-text portions of this message have been removed]
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Re: Oil in Starter
Posted: Fri Mar 30, 2001 2:17 am
by Dorothy Haas
'Any body knows how to adjust clutch on straight E 80 starter, it breaks too
soon. Not too much compression! This unit was recently overhauled, I think
it is set wrong. Bob Haas Ft Myers FL
-----Original Message-----
From:
twing4@juno.com [mailto:
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Sent: Thursday, March 29, 2001 8:34 PM
To:
fairchildclub@yahoogroups.com
Subject: [fairchildclub] Re: Oil in Starter
Give Al Ball a call in CA. I believe he has some sort of fix for
these Y150 starter leaks. Short nose Ranger 24's have same problem.
Some worse than others.
--- In fairchildclub@y..., "Glenn Chiappe" wrote:
> Dear listers,
>
> I am chasing an oil leak on the back of my Warner 145 -- Oil is
eminating out of the union between the starter case and the "L" drive
into the accessory case the brushes on the starter are wet with oil --
I lost (estimate) a quart or so over the 12 hour ferry flight -- I
have disassembled the Eclipse starter (vertical mount) and found a
wonderfully complicated mechanism with zero that could be considered
an oil seal.
>
> Do any of you know what design factors were to keep oil from
getting up this high? It is obvious that the planetary gear set
and drive gears should be bathed in oil -- that is fine -- I am
stumped as to why this is making its way up through the starter.
We are looking into any issues with the crankcase breather line and
higher-than-normal crankcase pressurs, however that system appears to
be dirt simple and in clear condition.
>
> Your inputs greatly appreciated.
>
> Glenn Chiappe
> Spicewood, TX
>
>
> [Non-text portions of this message have been removed]
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