McFarlane Aviation Products

Part Number: SA3-07

BRACKET, Side Mount

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Approval	EASA-STC (European Union), FAA-PMA, FAA-STC (Modification Article)
Condition	New
Manufacturer	Steve's Aircraft
Unit of Measure	Each
Retail Price	$17.92
Your Price	$16.00
Stock Status	In Stock

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Product Details

Fuel Gascolator Assemblies

Fast and easy to maintain!

Gascolators are precision machined out of 6061 aluminum and an improved o-ring seal. No more wire bails popping out of the cover! Eliminates stripped thumb wheels and screws.

Gascolator fits in existing Piper mounting brackets. Mounting brackets for Cessna aircraft are available. Each gascolator includes a screen, screen retainer and O-rings that seal the bowl to the top of the gascolator. D Series remote drain bowl also include the drain valve and lever.

FAA-PMA/STC (SA01026SE) and EASA approved
STC, AML and installation instructions included
Unique bayonet tab lock makes maintenance easy
Tested to 180 PSI
Great for homebuilt aircraft
Spare O-ring included
Catalog Information

*Drain valve and mounting hardware are not included.

Maintenance Tip:

Avoid sealant on first thread to avoid contamination in fuel.

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Fuel System Components >> Fuel Gascolator Assemblies

Eligible Aircraft

Make	Series	Model	Beginning S/N	Ending S/N	Eligibility Chart
Cessna	150	150F	15061533	15064532	6967
Cessna	150	150G	15064533	15067198	6967
Cessna	150	150H	15067199	15069308	6967
Cessna	150	150J	15069309	15071128	6967
Cessna	150	150K	15071129	15072003	6967
Cessna	150	150L	15072004	15075781	6967
Cessna	150	150M	15075782	15079405	6967
Cessna	150	A150L	A1500227	A1500523	6967
Cessna	150	A150M	A1500524	A1500734	6967

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Fuel Gascolator Assemblies

Frequently Asked Questions

Question
How do I keep contaminants out of my fuel system? The fuel selector valve works in unscreened fuel. Contaminated fuel can cause selector valve seal damage. When fueling from possibly contaminated fuel sources McFarlane recommends the use of a fuel filter, such as Mr. Funnel or another filtering device, to reduce trash in the fuel system.