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over shooting 6500 Rpm


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I have question regarding Rotax 914 .During take off the Rpm rises 6200-6500 i.e overshoot for 63 second, where as 14 second only over shoot at 6500.

line maintenance book suggested for push Rod Checking, crank shaft out of round verification etc. screen print attached.eg. All system inspection, Detailed Engine afftected inspection.

05-50-00 page 10.

what is expert suggestion from you please

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9 hours ago, Anticept said:

That is a huge overshoot. Follow the manual.

At that high of an RPM, valves can float, and forces on the engine components are very high.

vvv, good reply

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Yes of couse, but i start the Engine at Ground level , its  found.....ok. IT smoothly touched 5800. then ?

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11 minutes ago, david said:

Yes of couse, but i start the Engine at Ground level , its  found.....ok. IT smoothly touched 5800. then ?

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I would think this not only created a problem within the engine, but also the prop. I don't think I would want to fly that aircraft unless appropriate rotax and prop manufacturers inspections were done.

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Very strange and i initially thought a language barrier but i dunno ....... He did mention 'during takeoff...."   so unless a language issue ... it implies the prop was attached yeah ?  lol

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1 minute ago, david said:

ohhhh,, 

i am consultant in Dubi....

any violention on forum please tell me.

i am increaing experties.

 

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please help me in finding problem if any in propeller that is MT.brand, composite type, 03 blade. Any Repair ,maintenance required?as Rpm of Rotax Engine  goes high 6500 Rpm may afftect propeller or not?

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