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Re: Why isn't Bendix TV as sensitive as it used to be?
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Anyone know if the diameter or length of the hydraulic ram or the cylinder portion was the same over the years? A slight difference in either would affect the feel. Just wondering if they might have played around with changes in that area along with the power unit with the P-1, 2, 3, 4, designations. If a new ram or cylinder was installed during a rebuild that might explain a difference.
Posted on: 2016/7/7 12:46
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Re: Why isn't Bendix TV as sensitive as it used to be?
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The diameter of the ram could certainly affect the sensitivity.
But length of ram nor size of chamber would have any affect at all.
Posted on: 2016/7/7 14:54
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VAPOR LOCK demystified: See paragraph SEVEN of PMCC documentaion as listed in post #11 of the following thread:f
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The diameter of all the components stayed the same, so no change in the potential force created by the vacuum, thus the hydraulic pressure by the piston.
Posted on: 2016/7/7 15:28
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