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Old 20th Sep 2008, 07:57
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Flight Detent
 
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Yeah...

with the brakes,
if you set the park brake with system B, then secure sys B,
turn on sys A, and release the park brake, there will be a small transfer of hydraulic fluid, or vice versa!

The same effect will be had with the reversers, since they can be operated open with a 'normal' hydraulic system, depending on the side, and closed with the standby system.

But these are things one would do intentionally, not something done unintentionally!

In response to your Q, I don't know of any otherway to transfer fluid from one hyd sys to another, on the 737NG.

Think of your current procedure when being pushed/towed without the steering disconnect pin in place, don't you toggle the system A pumps off and on, without changing the on status of system B!

Cheers...FD...
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