C-130 ENGINE FUEL HEATER
The Fuel Heater is engine-mounted with fluid connections to both the engine fuel supply system and the engine
lube oil system. The heater provides fuel heating for fuel de-icing, using engine lube oil flow during aircraft cold
start and cold operation periods.
Description
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Description
The Fuel Heater is engine-mounted with fluid connections to both the engine fuel supply system and the engine
lube oil system. The heater provides fuel heating for fuel de-icing, using engine lube oil flow during aircraft cold
start and cold operation periods.
REPAIR PROGRAM
• Triumph has the expertise only the OEM can offer
• OEM repairs are more dependable, increase MTBF and cost less long-term
• Repair price is all inclusive
• TAT 45 days approx
lube oil system. The heater provides fuel heating for fuel de-icing, using engine lube oil flow during aircraft cold
start and cold operation periods.
REPAIR PROGRAM
• Triumph has the expertise only the OEM can offer
• OEM repairs are more dependable, increase MTBF and cost less long-term
• Repair price is all inclusive
• TAT 45 days approx
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