MAP Spikes >33 inHg After Installing MT-Propeller on T182T —
Lycoming, Continental, Hartzell, McCauley, or any broad spectrum drive system component used on multiple type.
Hi everyone,
After upgrading my 2013 Cessna T182T (Lycoming TIO-540-AK1A) with an MT-Propeller (MTV-9-B/200-52), I started noticing something odd:
on throttle-up during takeoff , my manifold pressure spikes up to 32.9–33.7 inHg — something I never saw with the old propeller before.
Has anyone else seen MAP increases past 33.0 after switching to an MT prop?
Did I need to recalibrate or change my governor? ( governor is new )
Any engine wear issues with this MAP
Increase ?
Is this something MT has acknowledged?
Any reply will be greatly appreciated
Thank u
Best Regards,
Dan
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DHTFIODOROVICI offline
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Is it spiking momentarily and then settling back to normal or staying high?
It may have a finer high pitch setting than the previous prop and it’s taking longer to respond if you’re advancing the throttle quickly.
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Hello
Its staying high.
Honestly since I put this mt propeller I dont feel any difference in performance or noise and more my MAP is higher than normal
Anyone have this MT PROPELLER on a turbo? I might go back to old propeller
Thank you
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I can't see how a different prop could affect MP on a turbo airplane in any way. I bet it is a coincidence.
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