MANDATORY

SERVICE BULLETIN
Beech

TITLE: FUEL - REPLACEMENT OF MIL-H-6000B HOSE MANUFACTURED BY BUCKEYE RUBBER

PRODUCTS INC.

SYNOPSIS OF CHANGE
This Service Bulletin has been revised and is produced in the new format for Raytheon Aircraft Company Service
Bulletins. This revision adds Model 99 airplanes that require this hose inspection and replacement. Relevant
technical changes are marked with change bars in the outside margins. The FAA has issued Airworthiness
Directive (AD) 98-15-13. This statement has been added to the Compliance Statement. If this Service Bulletin has
been previously complied with no further action is required.

1. Planning Information

A. Effectivity

(1) Airplanes

Part I - Hose Replacement on Airplanes Manufactured January 1, 1994 and after

(a) Civil
Beech King Air Model C90A, Serials LJ-1353 through LJ-1445;

Model B200, Serials BB-1476 through BB-1536;

Model B300, Serials FL-114 through FL-141;
Model B300C, Serial FM-9.

(b) Military
A200CT (RC-12P/Q), Serials FE-32 through FE-36;
B200C (C-12F), Serials BW-1 through BW-21.

Part II - Hose Inspection/Replacement on Airplanes Manufactured Prior to January 1, 1994

(c) Civil
Beech King Air Models 65-90, 65-A90, B90, C90 and C90A, Serials LJ-1 through LJ-1352;

Exported under the authority of license exception: TSU. "These commodities, technology or
software were exported from the United States in accordance with Export Administration
Regulations. Diversion contrary to U.S. law prohibited."
Raytheon Aircraft Company (RAC) issues Service Information for the benefit of owners and
fixed base operators in the form of two classes of Service Bulletins. The first class,
Mandatory Service Bulletins (red border) includes changes, inspections and modifications
that could affect safety or crashworthiness. RAC also issues Service Bulletins with no red
border which are designated as either recommended or optional in the compliance section
within the bulletin. In the case of recommended Service Bulletins, RAC feels the changes,
modifications, improvements or inspections will benefit the owner/operator and although
highly recommended, Recommended Service Bulletins are not considered mandatory at the
time of issuance. In the case of Optional Service Bulletins, compliance with the changes,
modifications, improvements or inspections is at the owner/operator’s discretion. Both
classes are mailed to:
(a) RAC Authorized Service Centers.
(b) Owners of record on the FAA Aircraft Registration Branch List and the RAC
International Owner Notification/Registration Service List.
(c) Those having a publications subscription.
Information on Owner Notification Service or subscription can be obtained through any RAC
Authorized Service Center. As Mandatory Service Bulletins and Service Bulletins are issued,
temporary notification in the Service Bulletin Master Index should be made until the index is
revised. Warranty will be allowed only when specifically defined in the Service Bulletin and in
accordance with the RAC Warranty Policy.
Unless otherwise designated, RAC Mandatory Service Bulletins, Service Bulletins and RAC
Kits are approved for installation on RAC airplanes in original or RAC modified
configurations only. RAC Mandatory Service Bulletins, Service Bulletins and Kits may not
be compatible with airplanes modified by STC installations or modifications other than RAC
approved kits.

Issued: January, 1997

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Model E90, Serials LW-1 through LW-347;
Model F90, Serials LA-2 through LA-236;

Models 100 and A100, Serials B-1 through B-94, B-100 through B-247;
Model B100, Serials BE-1 through BE-137;
Models 200 and B200 Serials, BB-2, BB-6 through BB-185, BB-187 through BB-202, BB204
through BB-269, BB-271 through BB-407, BB-409 through BB-468, BB-470 through BB-488,
BB-490 through BB-509, BB-511 through BB-529, BB-531 through BB-550, BB-552 through BB-
562, BB-564 through BB-572, BB-574 through BB-590, BB-592 through BB-608, BB-610
through BB-626, BB-628 through BB-646, BB-648 through BB-664, BB-666 through BB-694,
BB-696 through BB-733, BB-735 through BB-792, BB-794 through BB-797, BB-799 through BB-
822, BB-824 through BB-990, BB-992 through BB-1092, BB-1094, BB-1095, BB-1099 through
BB-1104; BB-1106 through BB-1116, BB-1118 through BB-1476;
Models 200C and B200C, Serials BL-1 through BL-23, BL-25 through BL-57, BL-61 through BL-
140;

Models 200CT and B200CT, Serials BN-1 through BN-4;

Model B200CT (FW-II), Serials FG-1 and FG-2;
Models 200T and B200T, Serials BT-1 through BT-38;

Model 300, Serials FA-1 through FA-230; and FF-1 through FF-19;
Model B300, Serials FL-1 through FL-113;
Model B300C, Serials FM-1 through FM-8, and FN-1;

Models 99 Airliner, 99, 99A, A99A, B99 and C99, Serials U-1 through U-239.
(d) Military
H90 (T-44A), Serials LL-1 through LL-61;

A100 (U-21F), Serials B-95 through B-99;

A100-1, Serials BB-3 through BB-5;
A200 (C12C), Serials BC-1 through BC-75, BD-1 through BD-30;

A200C (UC-12B), Serials BJ-1 through BJ-66;

A200CT (C-12D), Serials BP-1, BP-22, BP-24 through BP-51;
A200CT (C-12F), Serials BP-52 through BP-63;

A200CT (FWC-12D), Serials BP-7 through BP-11;

A200CT (RC-12D), Serials GR-1 through GR-13;
A200CT (RC-12G), Serials FC-1 through FC-3;

A200CT (RC-12H), Serials GR-14 through GR-19;

A200CT (RC-12K), Serials FE-1 through FE-9;

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A200CT (RC-12N), Serials FE-10 through FE-24;
A200CT (RC-12P), Serials FE-25 through FE-31;

B200C (UC-12F), Serials BU-1 through BU-10;

B200CT (RC-12F), Serials BU-11 and BU-12;
B200C (UC-12M), Serials BV-1 through BV-10;

B200C (RC-12M), Serials BV-11 and BV-12;

B200C (C-12F), Serials BL-73 through BL-112, BL-118 through BL-123.
If you are no longer in possession of the airplane, please forward this information to the present
owner.
(2) Spares
Inspect all inventory for suspect hose (described in REASON). If found, tag and remove from
inventory. DO NOT use any suspect hose as replacement material on any aircraft.
B. Reason

This Service Bulletin is being issued to direct the replacement of all 1/2 inch to 3 inch diameter MIL-H-
6000B rubber hoses manufactured by Buckeye Rubber Products Inc. (BRP) since January 1, 1994, in fuel
distribution systems of affected airplanes. MIL-H-6000B requires that the inner tube of such hoses have a
seamless construction. RAC has determined that the previously mentioned hoses may have an internal
seam due to weak butt joint bond and or butt joint separation. In the presence of flowing fuel these joints
may open in time and impede that fuel flow and therefore those hoses should be replaced.

BRP hoses may be identified by a pronounced 3/8-inch wide red or red-orange length-wise stripe with their
manufacturer’s code, 94519, printed periodically along the line in red letters on one side, and/or on the
opposite side by two faint parallel white lines showing quarter year and year of manufacturer, hose size
and specification number. The hoses also have a noticeable spiral pattern on the outer rubber surface with
a fabric-type texture on the rubber surface. Any hoses with a braided fabric exterior, regardless of
markings, are from other manufacturers. Reference Figure 1.

Safety Communique No. "All Beech Models - 126" dated August, 1996 and "All Beech Models - 129" dated
September, 1996 were issued to remove all suspect hoses from spares inventory and to not use any
suspect hoses as replacement material in the future. This Service Bulletin provides information on
handling airplanes in the field that have the suspect hoses installed.
On the Beech King Air C90A, Beech Super King Air B200 Series, Beech Super King Air B300 Series, and
Beech Model 99 Series Airliner, the suspect hoses are used in the fuel system. The suspect hoses were
installed as original equipment on airplanes manufactured January 1, 1994 and after, and may also have
been installed as a replacement part on any airplane manufactured prior to January 1, 1994.
This Service Bulletin is divided into two parts. Part I covers hose replacement on airplanes manufactured
January 1, 1994 and after. Part II covers hose inspection/replacement on airplanes manufactured prior to
January 1, 1994.

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C. Description

This Service Bulletin identifies the suspect hoses, the inspection procedure and the replacement
instructions.
D. Compliance

(1) Civil Airplanes

Raytheon Aircraft Company considers this to be a mandatory modification and it should be
accomplished at the next scheduled inspection after receipt of this Service Bulletin, but no later than
the next 200 flight hours.
The FAA has issued Airworthiness Directive (AD) 98-15-13. Accomplishment of Service Bulletin
2718 Rev. 2 is an acceptable means of compliance for this AD.
(2) Military Airplanes
For compliance information on military airplanes affected by this Service Bulletin, contact the
appropriate headquarters.
E. Approval

The engineering data contained in this Service Bulletin is FAA approved.

F. Manpower

The following information is for planning purposes only:

Part I
Estimated man-hours for Model C90A: 6.0 hours.

Suggested number of men for Model C90A: 1 man.

Estimated man-hours for Models 200/300: 40.0 hours.
Suggested number of men for Models 200/300: 2 man.

Part II
Technical Service Representatives will review all warranty claims for proper manpower allowance.
The above is an estimate based on experienced, properly equipped personnel complying with this Service
Bulletin. Occasionally, after work has started, conditions may be found which could result in additional
man-hours.
G. Weight and Balance

None.
H. Electrical Load Data

Not changed.

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I. Software Accomplishment Summary

Not applicable.
J. References

The appropriate chapter of the appropriate maintenance manual;

The appropriate chapter of the appropriate Parts Catalog;
Raytheon Aircraft Company Safety Communique No. "All Beech Models -126" (August 1996).

K. Publications Affected

None.

L. Interchangeability of Parts

Not applicable.

M. Warranty Credit

(1) Civil Airplanes

No warranty credit for research and inspection will be allowed on this Service Bulletin.
Warranty credit for labor and parts to the extent noted under MANPOWER and MATERIAL will be
allowed ONLY on Model 99, 99A, A99A, B99 and C99 Airplanes, Serials U-1 through U-239.

Hoses replaced must be returned through Raytheon Aircraft Authorized Service Center before
warranty credit will be allowed.
Warranty coverage offered in this Service Bulletin will expire 12 months from the last day of the
month this Service Bulletin is issued. After that date, the owner/operator assumes the responsibility
for compliance cost. Raytheon Aircraft Company reserves the right to void warranty coverage in the
area affected by this Service Bulletin until the date the Service Bulletin is accomplished by a
Raytheon Aircraft Company Authorized Service Center.
All warranty work must be accomplished by a Raytheon Aircraft Authorized Service Center rated to
perform maintenance on the specific model of Beech Airplane.

All warranty reimbursements are handled through Raytheon Aircraft Company Authorized Service
Centers. The owner/operator should arrange for an Authorized Service Center to perform the work
and the Authorized Service Center must submit the standard Raytheon Aircraft Company warranty
claim.
(2) Military Airplanes
For warranty information on military airplanes affected by this Service Bulletin, contact the
appropriate headquarters.

2. Material Information

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A. Materials - Price and Availability

Contact a Raytheon Aircraft Authorized Service Center or RAPID for information.

B. Industry Support

Not applicable.

C. Airplanes

The following parts required for this modification may be ordered through a Raytheon Aircraft
Authorized Service Center or RAPID:

Quantity Per
Model/Serial Part Number Description
Airplane

C90A, Serials LJ-1353 106200H24-22 Hose (Wing Fuel) 2

through LJ-1445

A200CT, Serials FE-32 106200H8-10 Hose (Fuel Distribution) 4

through FE-36

A200CT, Serials FE-32 106200H16-10 Hose (Wing Fuel) 2

through FE-36

A200CT, Serials FE-32 106200H24-14 Hose (Fuel Interconnect) 6

through FE-36

A200CT, Serials FE-32 106200H48-22 Hose (Wing Fuel) 2

through FE-36

B200/B200C 106200H8-10 Hose (Fuel Distribution) 4

B200/B200C 106200H16-10 Hose (Wing Fuel) 2

B200/B200C 106200H24-14 Hose (Wing Fuel) 6

B200/B200C 106200H48-22 Hose (Wing Fuel) 2

B300/B300C 106200H8-10 Hose (Fuel Distribution) 2

B300/B300C 106200H8-10 Hose (Wing Fuel) 2

B300/B300C 106200H16-10 Hose (Wing Fuel) 2

B300/B300C 106200H24-14 Hose (Fuel Interconnect) 6

B300/B300C 106200H48-22 Hose (Wing Fuel) 2

Raytheon Aircraft Company expressly reserves the right to supersede, cancel and/or declare
obsolete, without prior notice, any parts or publications that may be referenced in this Service
Bulletin.

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(1) The following materials may be obtained locally:

Quantity Per
Model/Serial Part Number Description
Airplane

200, 300 MS20995C32 Safety Wire As Required

200, 300 100-920033-3 Gasket 2

200, 300 NAS1593-029 "O" Ring (Performed 2

Packing)

200, 300 115-921041 Gasket 4

D. Spares

Not applicable.

E. Reidentified Parts

None.

F. Tooling - Price and Availability

Not applicable.

3. Accomplishment Instructions

This Service Bulletin shall be accomplished as follows:

NOTE
Should any difficulty be encountered in accomplishing this Service Bulletin,
contact Raytheon Aircraft Company at 1-800-429-5372 or 316-676-3140 (for
commercial aircraft, and appropriate headquarters for military aircraft.
A. Airplane

Observe all Warnings and Cautions contained in the aircraft manuals

referred to in this Service Bulletin.

Whenever any part of this system is dismantled, adjusted, repaired or

renewed, detailed investigation must be made on completion to make sure
that distortion, tools, rags or any other loose articles or foreign matter that
could impede the free movement and safe operation of the system are not
present, and that the systems and installations in the work area are clean.

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NOTE
Perform all maintenance in accordance with the appropriate chapter of the
appropriate maintenance manual. Hose removal procedures may be made easier
by cutting and splitting the hose with a knife.

Maintenance procedures are typical for both left and right locations. Only the
maintenance procedure for the left location is described.
Part I - HOSE REPLACEMANT ON AIRPLANES MANUFACTURED JANUARY 1. 1994 AND AFTER

C90A Hose Replacement

NOTE
Inspect the hoses called out in Figure 2 to identify the manufacturer. Reference
Figure 1 and the "REASON" statement for methods of identification. Only hoses
identified as manufactured by Buckeye Rubber Products Inc. are to be replaced
under this Service Bulletin. If hoses are of another manufacturer, no further action
is required. Make the necessary maintenance record entries and return the
airplane to service.

(1) Remove all power from the airplane and disconnect the battery. Display warning notices prohibiting
reconnection of airplane electrical power.

Inspect all removed hoses for delamination on the inside of the hose. If
delamination is found, inspect the downstream components (i.e. tubes,
hoses, filters, valves regulators, check valves, etc.) for blockage and clean/
replace as required. Blockage of these components could lead to the
applicable system not operating properly.

(2) Defuel the airplane fuel system prior to removing any hoses in accordance with Chapter 12-10 of the
maintenance manual.
(3) Remove left hand inverter access door P/N 50-120068-70 to gain access to P/N 106200H24-22
interconnect hose located between the P/N 50-921574-133 and the P/N 50-921600-29 tubes.
Reference Figure 2.
(4) Disconnect and remove the bond jumper adjacent to the interconnect hose.
(5) Remove the interconnect hose.

(6) Refer to the MATERIAL section of this Service Bulletin for the replacement hose.
(7) Install the new P/N 106200H24-22 interconnect hose on the P/NM 50-921600-29 and P/N 50-
921574-133 tube assemblies.

(8) Install and tighten the clamps in accordance with Chapters 20- and 28- of the maintenance manual.

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(9) Install the bond jumper in accordance with Chapter 20-03 of the maintenance manual.
(10) Perform the same removal and installation procedures for the right hand side.

(11) Refuel the airplane and perform a leak check in accordance with Chapters 12-10 and 28- of the
maintenance manual.
(12) Install the left hand and right hand inverter access door.

(13) Reconnect the airplane battery, remove warning notices and restore power.
A200CT, B200, B200C, B300, B300C Hose Replacement

NOTE
Inspect the hoses called out in Figure 4 through 7 to identify the manufacturer.
Reference Figure 1 and the "REASON" statement for methods of identification.
Only hoses identified as manufactured by Buckeye Rubber Products Inc. are to be
replaced under this Service Bulletin. If hoses are of another manufacturer, no
further action is required. Make the necessary maintenance record entries and
return the airplane to service.

(1) Remove all power from the airplane and disconnect the battery. Display warning notices prohibiting
reconnection of airplane electrical power.

Inspect all removed hoses for delamination on the inside of the hose. If
delamination is found, inspect the downstream components (i.e. tubes,
hoses, filters, valves regulators, check valves, etc.) for blockage and clean/
replace as required. Blockage of these components could lead to the
applicable system not operating properly.

(2) Defuel the airplane fuel system prior to removing any hoses in accordance with Chapter 12-10 of the
maintenance manual.

(3) Remove the P/N 101-980035-9 access panel from the outboard side of the nacelle just forward of
the wing leading edge. See Figure 3.
(4) Remove the access cover from the top of the left hand wing just outboard of the nacelle. See Figure
3.
(5) Remove the access cover from the bottom of the left hand wing just outboard of the nacelle. See
Figure 3.

(6) Remove the bond jumper from the P/N 100-920036-7 elbow. See Figure 4.
(7) Remove the hose clamps from the hose attached to the elbow and P/N 100-920047-3 tube
assembly.

(8) Slide the hose forward towards the elbow and away from the P/N 100-920047-3 tube assembly.
(9) Remove the P/N 99-980000-517 access door to gain access to the nacelle fuel cell. See Figure 3.

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(10) Remove the P/N 101-980045-9 nacelle fuel access cover (Figure 3) to gain access to the P/N
24C189 check valve. See Figure 4.

(11) Remove the safety wire and the six bolts from the elbow and rotate approximately 900 down and
remove the P/N 106200H24-14 hose from the elbow and discard the hose.

(12) Install the new P/N 106200H24-14 hose on the elbow far enough to rotate the elbow back in place.
(13) Install new gaskets P/N 115-921041 and a new P/N NAS 1593-29 "O" Ring. See Figure 4.
(14) Rotate the elbow back to the original position.

(15) Slide the P/N 106200H24-14 hose onto the P/N 100-920047-3 tube assembly.
(16) Install the hose clamps over the hose connecting the elbow and tube assembly.
(17) Install the six bolts in the P/N 100-920036-7 elbow, torque the bolts to 45 to 50 inch pounds, and
secure with P/N MS20995C32 safety wire.
(18) Install the P/N 991-980000-517 access door.
(19) Install the bond jumper on the P/N 100-920036-7 elbow and perform an electrical bond connection
per Chapter 20-03 of the maintenance manual.
(20) Remove the bond jumper from the P/N 100-920041-15 and P/N 100-920047-3 tube assemblies.
(21) Remove the hose clamps from the hose connecting the P/N 100-920041-15 and P/N 100-920047-3
tube assemblies.
(22) Remove the P/N 106200H24-14 hose and discard.
(23) Install the P/N 106200H24-14 hose assembly.

(24) Install the hose clamps.

(25) Install the bond jumper connecting the P/N 100-920041-15 and P/N 100-920047-3 tube assemblies
and perform an electrical bond connection per Chapter 20-03 of the maintenance manual.

(26) Perform Steps (3) through (24) on the right hand side.
(27) Remove the P/N 101-120063-31 left hand upper access door. Reference Figure 5.
(28) Remove the bond jumper from the P/N 99-920000-51 tube and P/N 100-920041-15 tube. Reference
Figure 6.
(29) Remove the hose clamps from the P/N 106200H24-14 hose. Reference Figure 6.
(30) Remove the P/N 106200H24-14 hose and discard. Reference Figure 6.

(31) Install the new P/N 106200H24-14 hose. Reference Figure 6.

(32) Install the hose clamps on the P/N 106200H24-14 hose.
(33) Install the bond jumper from the P/N 99-920000-51 tube and P/N 100-920041-15 tube and perform
an electrical bond connection per Chapter 20-03 of the maintenance manual.
(34) Perform steps (27) through (33) for the right hand side.
(35) Remove the P/N 101-120108-7 access door. Reference Figure 5.

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(36) Remove the P/N 101-120076-3 fuel tank access cover. Reference Figure 5.
(37) Remove the bond jumper from the P/N 101-920000-15 and P/N 101-920000-57 tube assemblies.
Reference Figure 5.
(38) Remove the hose clamps from the P/N 106200H8-10 hose. Reference Figure 5.
(39) Remove the P/N 106200H8-10 hose. Reference Figure 5.

(40) Install the new P/N 106200H8-10 hose connecting the P/N 101-920000-15 and P/N 101-920000-57
tubes.
(41) Install the hose clamps.

(42) Install the bond jumper on the P/N 101-920000-15 and P/N 101-920000-57 tubes and perform ann
electrical bond connection per Chapter 20-03 of the maintenance manual.
(43) Install the P/N 101-100076-3 fuel tank access cover.

(44) Perform steps (35) through (43) for the right hand side.
(45) Remove the P/N 100-110010-25 access door. Reference Figure 7.
(46) Remove the hose clamps from the P/N 106200H16-10 hose. Reference Figure 7.

(47) Remove the P/N 106200H16-10 hose from the P/N 100-920001-49 tube assembly. Reference
Figure 7.
(48) Install the new P/N 106200H16-10 hose.

(49) Install the hose clamps.

(50) Remove the 100-110010-15 access door. Reference Figure 7.
(51) Remove the hose clamps from the P/N 106200H48-22 hose connecting the P/N 100-920054-1 and
P/N 100-920047-9 tubes.
(52) Remove the P/N 106200H48-22 hose.
(53) Remove the P/N 100-920047-9 tube to gain access to the P/N 100-920001-47 tube assembly.
Reference Figure 7.
(54) Remove the hose clamps from the P/N 106200H8-10 hose.
(55) Remove the P/N 106200H8-10 hose from the P/N 100-920001-47 tube assembly. Reference Figure
7.
(56) Install the new P/N 106200H8-10 hose. Reference Figure 7.
(57) Install the hose clamps.

(58) Install the P/N 100-920047-9 tube assembly with a new P/N 100-920033-3 gasket.
(59) Install the new P/N 106200H48-22 hose.
(60) Install the hose clamps.

(61) Perform steps (45) through (60) for the right hand side.
(62) Reconnect the airplane battery, remove warning notices and restore power.

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(63) Refuel the airplane in accordance with Chapter 12-10 of the maintenance manual.
(64) Perform a leak check of all fuel lines and hoses that were removed per Chapter 28-20 of the
maintenance manual.
(65) Install the access cover on the outboard side of the nacelle just forward of the wing leading edge.
Reference Figure 3.

(66) Install the access cover on the left hand wing just outboard of the nacelle. Reference Figure 3.
(67) Install the access cover on the bottom of the left hand wing just outboard of the nacelle. Reference
Figure 3.

(68) Install the P/N 101-120063-31 left hand upper access door. Reference Figure 5.
(69) Install the P/N 101-120108-7 access door. Reference Figure 6.
(70) Install the P/N 100-110010-25 access door. Reference Figure 7.

(71) Install the P/N 100-110010-15 access door. Reference Figure 7.

(72) Ensure all work areas are clean and clear of tools and miscellaneous items of equipment.
(73) Return airplane to service.

PART II - HOSE INSPECTION/REPLACEMENT ON AIRPLANES MANUFACTURED PRIOR TO JANUARY

1, 1994

(1) Research the airplane log books for any P/N 106200H- hose replaced since January 1994 in the fuel
deliver systems only, Reference Figures 2, 4, 5, 6, 7, 8, 9 and 10.
(2) Replace any suspect hose manufactured by Buckeye Rubber Products Inc. (Reference Figure 1 for
identification) per the maintenance manual.
B. Spares

Not applicable.
C. Record of Compliance

Upon completion of this Service Bulletin, make an appropriate maintenance record entry.

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WHITE LETTERS AND STRIPE

RED

LAYER DELAMINATION

EXAMPLE OF A WEAK BUTT-JOINT BOND AND BUTT-JOINT SEPARATION

NORMAL MIL-H-6000B HOSE

(SEAMLESS APPEARANCE, NO VISIBLE BUTT-JOINTS)

B271801.AI

Illustration of Hose Construction

Figure 1

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P/N 50-120068-70 (LH)

INVERTER ACCESS DOOR

P/N 106200H24-22
HOSE
P/N 50-921574-133 AN737TW66
TUBE CLAMP (2)

P/N 50-921600-29

DETAIL A TUBE ASSY

FWD
A B271802.AI

C90A Fuel Interconnect Hose

Figure 2

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P/N 101-980045-9 COVER ASSEMBLY (LH)

P/N 101-980045-10 COVER ASSEMBLY (RH)

B A
DETAIL

P/N 99-980000-517
ACCESS DOOR

LH LEADING EDGE OUTBOARD

LOWER ACCESS COVER

LH LEADING EDGE OUTBOARD

UPPER ACCESS COVER

P/N 101-980035-9 DETAIL A B271803.AI

ACCESS PANEL

200, 300 Nacelle Access

Figure 3

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A
B DETAIL A

P/N 24C189 CHECK VALVE BOND JUMPERS

P/N NAS1593-029 "O" RING

P/N 115-921041 GASKET (2)

SAFETY WIRE

P/N 100-920041-15 TUBE ASSY - (LH)

P/N 100-920041-16 TUBE ASSY - (RH)

P/N 106200H24-14 HOSE

P/N 100-920047-3 TUBE ASSY

(1 LH & 1 RH)

P/N 106200H24-14 HOSE

CLAMP (4)

P/N 100-920036-7 ELBOW DETAIL B

B271804.AI

BOLT (6)

F90, 100, 200, 300 Fuel System Interconnect

Figure 4

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Revised, April, 2000 16 of 22
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101-120108-7 DOOR

B
A
DETAIL A

C
P/N 101-120063-31 DOOR

P/N 106200H8-10 HOSE

(1 LH & RH) P/N 101-920000-57 TUBE

BONDING JUMPER
CLAMPS

DETAIL B

P/N 101-120076-3 COVER

P/N 101-920000-15 TUBE (LH)

101-920000-16 TUBE (RH)

DETAIL C
B271805.AI

200, 300 Fuel System Center Section Outboard

Figure 5

Issued: January, 1997 SB 2718, Rev. 2

Revised, April, 2000 17 of 22
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B
A

DETAIL A

P/N 106200H24-14 HOSE

GROMMET
P/N 99-920000-51 TUBE
(1 LH & RH)
P/N 100-920041-15 TUBE ASSY - LH
P/N 100-920041-16 TUBE ASSY - RH

CLAMPS
BOND JUMPER

B
B271806.AI

DETAIL

F90, 100, 200, 300 Fuel System Center Section Inboard

Figure 6

Issued: January, 1997 SB 2718, Rev. 2

Revised, April, 2000 18 of 22
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P/N 100-110010-15
ACCESS DOOR
P/N 100-110010-25
ACCESS DOOR
A

LOWER
P/N 100-920054-1 LH TUBE ASSY LOOKING UP
P/N 100-920054-2 RH TUBE ASSY FWD P/N 100-920001- 49
P/N 100-920001- 47 TUBE ASSEMBLY
TUBE ASSEMBLY P/N 13090B14 P/N WWD46 CLAMP (2)
BOLT (10)
P/N 106200H16-10
P/N 106200H8-10 HOSE (1 LH & RH)
HOSE
(NOT APPLICABLE
MODEL 100)

P/N 100-920033-3
GASKET

P/N 106200H48-22
HOSE
DETAIL A
P/N AN737TW114
CLAMP (2) P/N 100-920047-9
TUBE B271807.AI

E90, F90, 100, 200, 300 Fuel System Outboard Section

Figure 7

Issued: January, 1997 SB 2718, Rev. 2

Revised, April, 2000 19 of 22
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P/N AN737TW66
P/N 106200H24-14 HOSE CLAMP (2)
BOND JUMPER

P/N AN737TW66 CLAMP (2)

BOND JUMPER

P/N 100-920001-123
P/N 106200H24-14 HOSE TUBE LH INTERCONNECT
P/N 100-920001-124 RH

DETAIL A B271808.AI

E90 Fuel Storage, Vent and Interconnect

Figure8

Issued: January, 1997 SB 2718, Rev. 2

Revised, April, 2000 20 of 22
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P/N AN737TW56 A
HOSE CLAMP (2) BOND JUMPER

P/N 101-920003-3 TUBE LH

101-920003-33 TUBE RH

P/N 106200H20-12 HOSE

DETAIL A
B271809.AI

200T, B200T Wing Tip Fuel Tank

Figure 9

Issued: January, 1997 SB 2718, Rev. 2

Revised, April, 2000 21 of 22
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Model 99 Interconnect
Figure 10

Issued: January, 1997 SB 2718, Rev. 2

Revised, April, 2000 22 of 22