November 28, 201114 yr Hi everyoneCan someone please educate me?, since I installed the NGX SP1 update, my hydraulics elec 1 and elec 2 pumps have been getting overheated, it only happen when I start from cold and dark, doesn't matter what I do or how I set up the aircraft my hydraulics elec 1 and elec 2 pumps will always overheat, can someone tell me why it happens and how to get rid of it?, I have service-based failures active on my ngxthis one is with the hydrauclic pumps offthis one is with the hydraulics pumps onNygel Norman
November 28, 201114 yr What does your fuel temperature gauge say? If it's off the charts, then you've used an old/obsolete panel state, and the fix would be to use a new SP1-friendly panel state. For more information view the main sticky at the top of the NGX forum. [ http://forum.avsim.net/topic/352155-post-sp1-do-not-use-old-panel-states-and-option-inis/ ] Take-offs are optional, landings are mandatory.The only time you have too much fuel is when you're on fire. To make a small fortune in aviation you must start with a large fortune.There's nothing less important than the runway behind you and the altitude above you. It's better to be on the ground wishing you were in the air, than in the air wishing you were on the ground.
November 28, 201114 yr My suggestion would be to start with a different panel setting, turn everything off, then save that as your "cold & dark". More than likely your fuel temperature is off the scale, and as far as I know there really is no other way to fix it than the way I described. Arrey AtiKATL Supertug
November 28, 201114 yr Author +15 C My suggestion would be to start with a different panel setting, turn everything off, then save that as your "cold & dark". More than likely your fuel temperature is off the scale, and as far as I know there really is no other way to fix it than the way I described. I'll try that, thanks you so muchNygel Norman
November 28, 201114 yr Make sure there is a minimum of 1675 Lbs/760 kg of fuel in the main tanks to cool the heat exchangers, If not, Do not operate the "Hydraulic" Electrical Motor Driven Pumps (EMDP) for more than 2 minutes to prevent a overheat of the hydraulic case drain fluid from the EMDP's of hydraulic system A and B. Mark Scheerman Boeing 737-6/7/8/900 Ground Engineer
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