E Series Bonanza Hot Starts (E185 or E225 engine)

Join E series expert, Lew Gage, as he explains the unique Hot Start procedure that applies to E series Bonanzas with the E185 or E255 engine.
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[@timmoles9259]

Thank you Lew. Your help is appreciated.

[@joeobrien3541]

I own D-716. It's really simple when warm: It'll hit on the first turn, but you better pump, pump, pump to keep it going, because they vapor lock badly when hot. Watch the fuel pressure. Slow your pumping of the wobble until the engine pump takes over. Sometimes it takes longer than you might expect, but it's not brain surgery.

[@nelsonamen5]

thanks ABS, and many thanks to Lew !! trumpet nelson - San Antonio - G35