I guess this would be best directed towards Jeremy but I would welcome any input from all.
'68 M-4 210C with Aux. tanks; The tank caps have the small 90 degree vent tube facing forward out of the top of the caps and play hell with the wing covers. There are also the vents built into the underside of the wing behind the strut, one for each tank. If these underwing vents are effective enough, can I replace the caps that that have the little vent tube with ones that are ventless? I seem to recall having seen both types of caps on various airplanes in the past.
Thanks,
Kurt
Aux. Tank Vents
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Make sure your underwing vents are clear through to the tank, then you could use the modern caps that are vented. There are caps that look the same but not vented. There are caps not modified by Maule that also look the same. The modification is to the skirt which has to be turned or filed down, look out for filings getting into the valves. Or, buy from Maule.
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