WITHDRAWN — SEE FAA SAIB NE-07-49R1
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What to do
Affected stakeholders should review the FAA SAIB NE-07-49 and monitor their Lycoming engines with stainless steel fuel injector tube assemblies and support clamps for any signs of fuel leaks or damage. Although this notice is for information only, operators and maintenance personnel should remain vigilant and contact EASA's Airworthiness Directives, Safety and Research Section for further guidance if needed.
Summary
EASA Safety Information Notice 2007-37 is an informational notice regarding Lycoming 4-, 6-, and 8-cylinder reciprocating engines equipped with stainless steel fuel injector tube assemblies and support clamps. It alerts aircraft owners, operators, and repair facilities about a potential issue that could cause fuel leaks, fires, and engine failures. This notice references FAA Special Airworthiness Information Bulletin NE-07-49 for further details.
What changed
This Safety Information Notice introduces awareness of a potential safety issue involving stainless steel fuel injector tube assemblies and support clamps on certain Lycoming engines. It does not mandate any new regulatory requirements but provides information to help stakeholders identify and mitigate risks associated with these engine components.
Why it matters
The notice is important for aviation professionals because it highlights a safety risk that could lead to serious engine malfunctions, including fuel leaks and fires. Operators and maintenance organizations need to be aware of this issue to ensure continued airworthiness and prevent possible accidents or incidents related to engine failure.
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