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On a twin engine aircraft with fuel injected reciprocating engines, one fuel flow indicator reads considerably higher than the other in all engine operating configurations. What is the probable cause of this indication?
A) One or more fuel nozzles are clogged.
B) Alternate air door stuck open.
C) Carburetor icing.

 

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