Fuel

Question 1

Recall from which tank(s) fuel can be jettisoned from.

Answer 1

• 767-300ER Only-Center tank only

Question 2

Recall which aircraft type(s) have a fuel jettison system.

Answer 2

• 767-300ER aircraft only

Question 3

Recall the meaning of the FUEL CONFIG light.

Answer 3

• A lateral imbalance exists between the main tanks
• Low fuel in either main tank
• Fuel is in the center tank with both center tank pump switches selected OFF.

Question 4

Recall the meaning of a FUEL JETTISON FAULT light.

Answer 4

• A transfer valve(s) disagrees with the jettison switch position

Question 5

Know that with all the fuel pump switches selected to __________, the center tank pumps override the main tank pumps to allow center tank fuel to be used before main tank fuel.

Answer 5

ON

Question 6

Recall the fuel jettison rate.

Answer 6

• Approximately 1300 pounds per minute from the center tank only.

Question 7

Recall the meaning of a L/R (Left /Right) pump PRESS light.

Answer 7

• A L/R fuel pump output pressure is low.

Question 8

Recall the meaning of an illuminated C (Center) pump PRESS light(s)

Answer 8

• The fuel pump output pressure is low with the pump selected ON
Or
• The associated engine N2 is below 50% with a pump switch on (load shed).

Question 9

Recall the fuel jettison system is __________ inhibited on the ground.

Answer 9

not

Question 10

Recall where the indications of Fuel Quantity and fuel temperature are displayed.

Answer 10

• On the overhead panel