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Vince_M
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P-40N Oil Cooler inlet ???
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August 19, 2010, 12:31:18 AM »
Referring to the perforated grills on the nose of P-40Ns, just in front of the exhausts, what are they?
Most books call it an oil cooler inlet but I saw the P-40N down at Warner-Robins, GA, and it looked like a dust or sand filter to me (from what I could see through the holes). Anyone have knowledge on this?
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Mark Joyce
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Re: P-40N Oil Cooler inlet ???
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August 20, 2010, 09:07:54 AM »
Hi Vince,
Bert Kinzey's book, "P-40 Warhawk in Detail," says that the grills "allowed carburetor bypass air to enter through metal filters."
HTH,
Mark
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