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When Tempest receives a core, it is disassembled and all carbon is discarded. They never re-use carbon or the center stator. All parts are replaced with the possible exception of the end plates. The hard anodize is stripped from the center stator and the stator is inspected for cracks. They then perform a reconditioning of the I.D. After the reconditioning process, each stator is meticulously inspected for proper dimensions. The stator then receives a new hard anodize coating. They inspect 100% of the parts that we re-use in the overhaul process to make sure that each part meets the requirements for our FAA-Approved process specification 203-6-1009. Additional core charge added to purchase at time of checkout |
Easy install and it really sucks
215CC Tempest Overhauled Vacuum Pump
Works as designed.
215CC Tempest Overhauled Vacuum Pump
Recently purchased a new airplane and discovered during inspection the vacuum pump was faulty. With a quick search on Aircraft Spruce, we located a replacement and within days it was installed and working. Tempest pump fit perfectly and the price was competitive.
215CC Tempest Overhauled Vacuum Pump
215CC Tempest Overhauled Vacuum Pump
Good
215CC Tempest Overhauled Vacuum Pump
Pump definitely sucks!! 5 stars
215CC Tempest Overhauled Vacuum Pump
above average longevity, comes with gasket
215CC Tempest Overhauled Vacuum Pump
Working
215CC Tempest Overhauled Vacuum Pump
Fast delivery well packaged
215CC Tempest Overhauled Vacuum Pump
Fills the need
215CC Tempest Overhauled Vacuum Pump
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Yes that would be an acceptable core.
Yes they will accept that core.
The warranty is 2 years or 1000 hours from time of install.
No, it does not.
The -9 has a drain port machined in drive end to help get rid of moisture such as engine oil. Usually used on Cessna 150, O200 engine where air pump is mounted upside down on front bottom of engine. Internal workings, pressures and flows are the same as the 3215CC, 215CC....etc
No, the overhauled units do not.
CC: Stands for Counter-Clockwise. (A model ending in "CW" would turn Clockwise). In aviation, rotation direction is determined as viewed from the rear of the engine (accessory case) looking forward. From the Pilot's Seat: If you are sitting in the cockpit, the pump rotates Counter-Clockwise. Looking at the Mounting Pad: If you are standing at the back of the engine looking at the pump installed on the accessory pad, it rotates Counter-Clockwise. Do not install a "CC" pump on an engine drive pad that spins Clockwise. Doing so will immediately destroy the pump's internal carbon vanes and rotor upon startup. If you are unsure which way your engine's accessory drive pad turns, you can briefly crank the engine (with the magneto switch OFF) while observing the drive pad to visually verify the rotation before installation.