high EGT on full throttle. 3300 with Rotec TBI
Posted: Fri Aug 01, 2014 11:07 pm
Hi, I'm curious what EGT's others are experiencing when running wide open.
Climbing out at 100 mph my EGT's run from 1260 to 1305, and full throttle straight and level (with a cruise prop) I max out at 3150 rpm, and my EGT's pass 1350 and approach 1400 before I back off. The spray bar has had a couple holes at the wide open end slightly enlarged. Its not that I routinely like to fly flat-out, but I would like the ability. Now I just work around the problem by throttling back. Using the primer doesn't make any difference, unless the fuel pump is on and it stutters and is too rich. I fly with the fuel pump on during climb out and at full throttle to get the above numbers, without it they shoot over 1400 EGT. I have cleaned every hole in the spray bar, last chance filter and gascolator. Flow to the TBi seems good. The pressure regulator appears to be working, but not sure if they go bad.
What are your experiences with this setup? Are your numbers similar to mine, or have you found a solution? All opinions welcomed!
Thanks,
Kevin K.
Climbing out at 100 mph my EGT's run from 1260 to 1305, and full throttle straight and level (with a cruise prop) I max out at 3150 rpm, and my EGT's pass 1350 and approach 1400 before I back off. The spray bar has had a couple holes at the wide open end slightly enlarged. Its not that I routinely like to fly flat-out, but I would like the ability. Now I just work around the problem by throttling back. Using the primer doesn't make any difference, unless the fuel pump is on and it stutters and is too rich. I fly with the fuel pump on during climb out and at full throttle to get the above numbers, without it they shoot over 1400 EGT. I have cleaned every hole in the spray bar, last chance filter and gascolator. Flow to the TBi seems good. The pressure regulator appears to be working, but not sure if they go bad.
What are your experiences with this setup? Are your numbers similar to mine, or have you found a solution? All opinions welcomed!
Thanks,
Kevin K.