Questions About A 1972 AA1A

Tagged: 2-Seater, AA1A, fuel indicator, instrument lights

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- April 7, 2016 at 20:14 #4161
  
  Equbal Kalani
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  Have a couple of questions.
  
  1. Where is the breaker for the instrument lights? I mean the six pack flight instruments
  
  2. Why does the left fuel indicator show false high indication?
  
  Thanks for any input from the group.
  
  Equbal Kalani
- April 7, 2016 at 20:21 #4164
  
  Roscoe Rosché
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  You can find the instrument lights (this will be those in the eyebrow, most of the planes did not have internally lighted instruments. This will be the lights controlled by the rheostat and from the second breaker from the left as shown in this picture:
  
  As far as the left fuel tube reading high, You might have a restriction on the vent line (assuming level ground) and it might be time to repack both the upper and lower u-cups in the sight tubes, Contact Ken Blackman about the parts needed for your AA1A.
  
  Cheers
  
  Roscoe
  Yankee-Aviation.com
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