REFLECTOR: EGT Temps
John Dibble
aminetech at bluefrog.com
Wed Apr 27 21:37:06 CDT 2005
Chuck Jensen wrote:
> Best guess: Probably just difference in probe locations/indication.
> EGT differences of 70-80 degrees is not unusual (in my experience).
> Differences in 70-80 degrees on the CHT would be a big deal.Chuck
How about 150 degrees -C? Can anyone give me typical egt temps for the
Franklin? Mine run 450-500 C. However recently the highest one crept
up to 520 at the end of a trip. Now it runs about 600. I know this
isn't too high, but why the change. Does it mean anything? Also when I
start the engine, this one egt goes to 680 in a few minutes while
taxiing. The others are 250-300. After takeoff it drops a little and
settles down around 600 at cruise. With a carburetor, shouldn't the
egt's be all the same?
John
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