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flame_bringer
27th Sep 2009, 16:26
i know what they are but i dont know why do we use them ?

HP115
27th Sep 2009, 17:05
Dry cranking (or dry cycling) would be a requirement if you had changed a starter motor or tacho generator. Wet cranking (or wet cycling) would be a requirement after FCU/MEC change in order to purge and bleed the fuel system. Note:- After a wet cycle remember to carry out a dry cycle prior to any engine runor you may be awarded the "Flame of the month award"

leewan
27th Sep 2009, 17:32
Dry motoring can also be done if you wish to get an engine's accurate engine oil level if the aircraft has been on the ground for a long time.

After a wet cycle remember to carry out a dry cycle prior to any engine runor you may be awarded the "Flame of the month award"


LOL !:) Actually, you can skip the dry cycle if you wish to have an impromptu barbecue party. :)

flame_bringer
28th Sep 2009, 14:50
thanks i understand now :D