bigmo
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Post by bigmo on Jun 22, 2024 21:29:53 GMT
Now that I’ve successfully sorted out all my gremlins (I think I’m pushing 75 hours since my last squawk), I thought I’d address my cabin squeaks.
I’m 99% it’s in the cabin behind me, and is most pronounced when braking or turning. It’s definitely not anything to do with the brakes. I suspect the braking is torquing the airframe a tiny bit which aggravates the squeak. I’m suspecting its panel edge rubbing. I was going to start with the large rear access panel, and put some electrical tape along the edge and see if that helps.
Luckily it either vanishes or I can’t hear it in flight. If I hit a long taxi section that’s feet off, it stops. A little rudder or brake and it comes back.
It’s an annoyance, not a real concern…but I can’t be the only one. I was hoping after my last annual that we’d accidentally fix it without knowing.
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Post by Ed Midgley on Jun 23, 2024 0:53:05 GMT
Check the gear mounting bolts for security. They’re clamped in a saddle where they exit the fuselage. They have a single bolt on the inside. It’s just a possibility. Ed
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bigmo
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Post by bigmo on Jun 23, 2024 1:53:51 GMT
We checked those at annual, so it's not those. Good idea though.
Is yours squeak-free when taxiing?
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Post by Flocker on Jun 23, 2024 22:12:27 GMT
A Bose A-20 would solve that problem. LOL
(Sorry, couldn't resist)
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bigmo
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Post by bigmo on Jun 23, 2024 22:47:28 GMT
A Bose A-20 would solve that problem. LOL (Sorry, couldn't resist)In the 80's I had a manifold leak on my car. Was cheaper to install a nice Kenwood, amp, sub and speakers than fix the cracked manifold. I made the smart move any 18 year old would! So...that logic works.
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