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Old 18th May 2015, 09:50
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A320 family : Location of the LP fuel valve

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I would like to know the location of the LP fuel valve of a 320 . The technical diagram since it presents the system from the top does not make it clear if the LP fuel valve is close to the leading edge or on the aft part of the pylon .
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Hi alexious85,

According to https://www.scribd.com/doc/104431928/48/LOW-PRESSURE-FUEL-SHUT-OFF-VALVE, Page 108, "The valve is located on the engine supply system in the wing leading edge."

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Hello goldenrivett
Thank you for your information
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Old 20th May 2015, 17:24
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spar

That's why this LP valve is called "spar valve"
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You find it at the wing front spar!
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I've been flying the Airbus for over a year now .... No one called the LP valve the " spar valve " .....maybe the engineers do ... Thank you for your inputs
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I agree as engineer, for Boeing fleet is usual term spare valve, for Airbus LP valve...working on both makes no difference for me
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Originally Posted by alexious85
I've been flying the Airbus for over a year now .... No one called the LP valve the " spar valve " .....maybe the engineers do ... Thank you for your inputs
I've even heard it referred to as "firewall shutoff valve".
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