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About 1000' from the dock today the oil system warning light
came on. Removing the cowl and inspecting the internal oil reservoir shows it's full, but the warning remains. Hopefully the problem is simply that the float switch in this reservoir is bust, but I'm worried about running back from the cabin in this condition. I read that this engine is lubricated via its air compressor, and that its injectors probably would not appreciate having oil mixed 50:1 with its fuel as insurance. So, does anyone know if the oil warning light is tied only that float switch, or if the engine can have some other oil related matter it's concerned about? If I knew it was just the reservoir sensor, I could save myself a tow. |
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