Aircraft relic

[verdammt]

What this iron part is? Can it be from the Bf 109?

[GeneralPutnam]

Perhaps if you posted this in the Relics section you may yield more helpful answers,https://www.warrelics.eu/forum/battl...istory-relics/

Regards
GP

[verdammt]

Thanks for the advice. The moderator can move the topic.
The piping and the hose may be from the same airplane. The temperature sensor is stamped FL20340 and hose connectors NW 32 ARGUS.

[VERSUCH]

Hi Verdammt, there is a strong chance that post 1, is indeed an aileron mass balance from a BF109.

Attached scan is from AERO DETAIL 1 The Messerschmitt BF109E page 25. Looks right to me and they are normally painted red.

Regards Mike

[Danmark]

I agree with the above poster

[verdammt]

Thank you! It was well identified.
What do you think about pipe and hose? Which one, for the coolant or the oil?

[VERSUCH]

I am leaning towards oil pipe as I would expect with oil flowing through it , that much less corrosive activity would occur, where as engine coolant

could travelthrough copper (As in most cases) or alloy pipe with less corrosive effect.

The 20340 appears to be a temperature sensor probe used for both oil and coolant.

Cheers Mike

[verdammt]

So it may be. Thanks again.

This part was also found. An aluminum tube with a spring inside.