1967-1968 Cessna Single-Engine Aircraft Electronic Installations and Service/Parts Manual
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Original Cessna factory Electronic Installations and Service/Parts Manual (D654-13-RPC-100-1/83) covering avionics, antenna, audio and wiring installations for 1967-1968 single-engine Cessnas and the Super Skymaster.
Description
Cessna 1967-1968 Single-Engine Aircraft Electronic Installations and Service/Parts Manual
This is the original Cessna Aircraft Company factory publication covering electronic installations for the 1967 single-engine Cessna line and the 1967 Super Skymaster, with coverage carried into the 1968 model year. Issued by the Commercial Aircraft Division in Wichita, Kansas as document D654-13-RPC-100-1/83, this Electronic Installations and Service/Parts Manual was written for the radio service technician who needs to trace factory wiring, identify installed avionics, and order the correct replacement part the first time. Every illustration, wire code, and parts breakdown in this listing comes directly from the manual itself.
File Details
- Manual type: Electronic Installations and Service/Parts Manual (illustrated parts catalog with wiring diagrams)
- Manufacturer: Cessna Aircraft Company, Commercial Aircraft Division, Wichita, Kansas
- Document number: D654-13-RPC-100-1/83
- Issue: Original Issue, 1 July 1968
- Language: English
- Page count: 758 pages (per the manual’s own List of Effective Pages)
- File format: PDF, scanned from the original factory catalog
Aircraft Models Covered by This Electronic Installations Manual
The manual is built around the 1967 and 1968 single-engine Cessna airframes plus the twin-engine Super Skymaster, and it calls out serial-number breakpoints for each model so the correct installation figure can be matched to a specific airplane. Models referenced throughout the parts and wiring sections include:
- 150 and F150 (1967-1968, including the 150 Trainer/Inter-City Commuter)
- 172 and F172 (Skyhawk)
- 177
- 180
- 185/A185 Skywagon
- 182 and A182 Skylane
- 206 Series and Turbo-System 206 (Super Skylane and Super Skywagon, including Utility Cargo Door variants)
- 210 Series and Turbo-System 210 (Centurion)
- 337 Series and Turbo-System 337 (Super Skymaster)
- 188/A188 Agwagon
Complete Bookmarks
The complete bookmarks in the “1967-1968 Cessna Single-Engine Aircraft Electronic Installations and Service/Parts Manual” are as follows:
+D654-13 – ELECTRONIC INSTALLATIONS AND SERVICE / PARTS MANUALp. 1
+GENERAL INFORMATIONp. 6
+SECTION I – CESSNA CRAFTED RATED EQUIPMENTp. 11
+SECTION II – VENDOR CRAFTED RADIO EQUIPMENTp. 215
+SECTION III – ANTENNA SYSTEMSp. 302
+SECTION IV – AUDIO SYSTEMSp. 322
+SECTION V – MISCELLANEOUS ELECTRONIC EQUIPMENTp. 350
+SECTION VI – ELECTRONIC LOADING CHARTSp. 370
+SECTION VII – ELECTRONIC WIRING DIAGRAMSp. 385
+TABLE OF CONTENTS – MODEL 150 SERIESp. 387
+TABLE OF CONTENTS – MODEL 172 SERIESp. 406
+TABLE OF CONTENTS – MODEL 177 SERIESp. 447
+TABLE OF CONTENTS – MODELS 180 & 185 SERIESp. 470
+TABLE OF CONTENTS – MODEL 182 SERIESp. 519
+TABLE OF CONTENTS – MODEL 188 SERIESp. 568
+TABLE OF CONTENTS – MODEL 206 SERIESp. 571
+TABLE OF CONTENTS – MODEL 210 SERIESp. 627
+TABLE OF CONTENTS – MODEL 337 SERIESp. 679
+APPENDIX I – MODIFICATION REQUIRED FOR REPLACEMENT OF DISCONTINUED RADIOSp. 742
Chapters Covered in the Cessna Electronic Installations and Service/Parts Manual
- Section I – Cessna Crafted Radio Equipment: ADF, Transceiver, Nav/Omni, Nav/Com, Marker Beacon, DME, Glide Slope, Transponder and Nav-O-Matic autopilot installations across the Cessna 300, 400, 500 and 800 equipment lines
- Section II – Vendor Crafted Radio Equipment: factory installations for vendor-built radios including Pantronics, King and Narco equipment, by model and serial range
- Section III – Antenna Systems: VHF antenna, Omni antenna, glide slope antenna, marker beacon antenna, medium/high frequency fixed-wire antenna, ADF sense antenna, and transponder antenna installations
- Section IV – Audio Systems: audio isolation amplifier and selector switch installations, speaker installations, Cessna-crafted microphone installations and service parts, and headset installation
- Section V – Miscellaneous Electronic Equipment: radio cooling installation, rheostat chart for radio dial and flight instrument dimming, and radio noise filter installation
- Section VI – Electronic Loading Charts: weight and arm data for radio equipment by model, including standard and auxiliary shelf locations for the 182, 206 Series and 210 Series
- Section VII – Electronic Wiring Diagrams: full wiring diagrams organized by model (150, 150F, 172, F172, 177, 180, A185, 182, A182, 188, 206 Series, 210 Series, 337 Series), each with its own diagram index
- Section VIII – Numerical Index: cross-reference of every part number to its figure and index number
- Appendix I – Modification instructions for replacing discontinued Dynaverter units: (DV-317A-1 to DV-317B-1, DV-319A to DV-319B, DV-302A to DV-302B)
Taken together, these eight sections and the appendix give a technician everything needed to identify what radio and avionics equipment a given airframe left the factory with, how it was wired, which mounting hardware and brackets were used, and how to source or cross-reference the exact part number for a repair or reinstallation.
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Why This Manual Matters for Cessna Avionics Work
Vintage Cessna avionics installations vary significantly by serial number, and this manual documents those factory variations point by point rather than generalizing across a model line. The illustrated parts breakdowns show exploded views of each installation with every bracket, connector, mounting tray and hardware item numbered and keyed to its own parts list, so a technician working from this manual can confirm fitment before ordering. The Section VII wiring diagrams carry full wire-code and terminal detail, letting a technician trace a circuit from the radio rack to the antenna or switch panel rather than guessing at factory wiring practice.
What the Cessna 1967-1968 Electronic Installations and Service/Parts Manual Enables You to Do
With this manual you can identify the factory radio, antenna, audio and autopilot installation fitted to a 1967 or 1968 single-engine Cessna or Super Skymaster by serial number, locate the exact replacement part number for a bracket, connector or mounting component, and trace factory wiring using the original diagrams rather than an aftermarket reproduction. Getting the original factory routing and part numbers right matters when reinstalling period-correct avionics or troubleshooting an older panel, since incorrect hardware or wiring can affect fit, weight and balance data, or electrical continuity. This is a digital PDF download delivered instantly after purchase – there is no physical book to ship, it can be opened on a phone, tablet, laptop or in the hangar, and pages can be printed as needed while working on the airplane.



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