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Re: Rebuilt engine



Thanks Doug, I had this conversation with the service manager yesterday. He
assured me that every part with so much as a scratch was getting replaced.
Mark






- -----Original Message-----
From: Bailey, Doug <DBailey@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx>
To: Sprint ST (E-mail) <ST@xxxxxxxxxxxxxx>
Date: Thursday, October 26, 2000 8:39 AM
Subject: Rebuilt engine


>Mark,
>
>You probably already know this, but doing failure analysis for an airplane
>engine manufacturer I'll throw in my $.02 of info.  Make sure the
mechanics,
>or you yourself with them, look at every single part in the engine and
>inspect the transmission for secondary damage caused by any of the broken
>parts.  Even though it may not look too bad, if there is anything with a
>ding, dent, or scuff have them replace it.  The last thing you need is to
>have something that was damaged this time cause a problem down the road
next
>time.
>
>Doug Bailey
>Metallurgist
>Textron Lycoming
>
>
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