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AD/G159/16 - Engine Breather Overheat Detector - Max Setting

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The Civil Aviation Safety Authority requires operators of all Gulfstream (Grumman) G.159 series aeroplanes to ensure the engine breather overheat detector is set to operate at no more than 260°C by 30 November 1971. The directive is a mandatory airworthiness requirement; operators should consult Rolls Royce Notice to Operators No. 1018, Issue 3 for related technical guidance.

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COMMONWEALTH OF AUSTRALIA CIVIL AVIATION ORDERS CIVIL AVIATION SAFETY AUTHORITY PART 105 SCHEDULE OF AIRWORTHINESS DIRECTIVES

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AD/G159/16 Engine Breather Overheat Detector - Max Setting 11/71

Applicability: All models.

Requirement: Set engine breather overheat detector setting to operate at a temperature not exceeding 260oC.

Note: Rolls Royce Notice to Operators No. 1018, Issue 3 also refers to this subject.

Compliance: Before 30 November 1971.

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