Cessna 441 Conquest & Conquest II Illustrated Parts Catalog P674-2-12 1995

Description

Cessna 441 Conquest & Conquest II Illustrated Parts Catalog — P674-2-12 Revision 2

This is the complete Cessna Model 441 Illustrated Parts Catalog, manual number P674-2-12 (paper copy) and P674-2-12AF (aerofiche), Revision 2 dated 1 November 1995. The original issue was 3 September 1984, and this revision incorporates all changes through the November 1995 release, including Temporary Revision P674-2TR26-1-12 dated 3 May 1999, which updated the fire extinguisher engine cartridge part number. Whether you own a Conquest I or Conquest II, this catalog is the parts identification reference for locating and ordering the correct components for your aircraft.

The Cessna 441 is a twin-engine turboprop that has earned a reputation as a workhorse in corporate and charter operations. Keeping one airworthy means knowing the exact part number for every bracket, bushing, hose, actuator, skin panel, and avionics tray. This catalog gives you that information in a single organized volume, structured to the ATA 100 specification with 35 chapters that mirror the aircraft’s maintenance manual layout.

File Details

• Manual Type: Illustrated Parts Catalog
• Brand: Cessna
• Model: 441 Conquest / Conquest II
• Manual Number: P674-2-12 (paper), P674-2-12AF (aerofiche)
• Revision: Revision 2, dated 1 November 1995
• Original Issue Date: 3 September 1984
• Temporary Revision: P674-2TR26-1-12, dated 3 May 1999
• Language: English
• File Format: PDF
• Page Count: Approximately 1,380 pages

Chapters Covered

The catalog is divided into 35 ATA chapters, each containing illustrated parts breakdowns with item numbers keyed to exploded-view drawings.

• Chapter 11 — Placards and Markings: Exterior placards, interior placards, switch panel markings, paint color charts
• Chapter 21 — Air Conditioning: Bleed air and emergency pressurization, air distribution, cabin pressurization, refrigeration, air conditioning components, temperature control, humidity regulating
• Chapter 22 — Auto Flight: Cessna 1000A integrated flight control, yaw damper, aileron servo, rudder servo, elevator servo, autopilot components
• Chapter 23 — Communications: ARC 1038A, VHF20A/VHF22A, Collins HF 200, Sunair ASB-130, Wulfsberg radio telephone, stereo systems, cabin intercom, audio systems, static dischargers
• Chapter 24 — Electrical Power: DC power system components, battery, battery relay box, circuit breaker panels, external power, miscellaneous electrical components, junction boxes
• Chapter 25 — Equipment/Furnishings: Flight compartment upholstery, pilot and copilot seats, passenger compartment headliners, side panels, armrests, cabin doors, passenger seats, aft lounge, jump seat, cabin dividers, executive tables, carpet, cargo tie-downs, equipment racks
• Chapter 26 — Fire Protection: Engine fire detect system, fire extinguisher system, portable fire extinguisher
• Chapter 27 — Flight Controls: Aileron control system, aileron trim control, aileron trim tab actuator, flight control wheel and column, rudder control system, rudder and brake pedals, rudder trim control system, rudder trim tab actuator, rudder gust lock, elevator control system, elevator trim control system, electric elevator trim control, stall warning system, flap control system, flap actuator, flap hydraulic system, flap preselect, flap warning system
• Chapter 28 — Fuel: Wing fuel vent system, fuel filler, fuel system, fuel indicating system components, fuel low level warning system
• Chapter 29 — Hydraulic Power: Hydraulic system, hydraulic panel, hydraulic indicating system
• Chapter 30 — Ice and Rain Protection: Pneumatic surface deice system, engine inlet anti-ice system, windshield bleed air system, windshield anti-ice alcohol system, propeller deice system (Hartzell and McCauley)
• Chapter 31 — Indicating/Recording Systems: Instrument panel equipment, outside air temperature system, flight hour recorder
• Chapter 32 — Landing Gear: Main landing gear, main landing gear strut, nose landing gear, nose gear strut, nose gear shimmy damper, main gear extension and retraction, landing gear uplock actuators, landing gear and door extension, blowdown system emergency, wheel tire and brake main, wheel and tire nose, brake system, master cylinder brake, nose wheel steering control system, landing gear warning and indicating system
• Chapter 33 — Lights: Flight compartment interior lighting, instrument lighting fixtures, annunciator panel, electroluminescent panels, passenger compartment interior lighting, cargo and service compartment lighting, exterior lighting
• Chapter 34 — Navigation: Static system, pitot system, angle of attack system, radio altimeter, encoding altimeter, miscellaneous attitude and direction systems, glideslope system, marker beacon system, emergency locator transmitter, weather radar, checklist radar, ADF systems, DME systems, radio magnetic indicator, transponder systems, navigation systems, area navigation, VLF navigation, ADF Collins, DME Collins, transponder Collins, navigation Collins, area navigation Bendix
• Chapter 35 — Oxygen: Oxygen system crew, oxygen system passenger
• Chapter 36 — Pneumatic: Pneumatic system, instrument air system
• Chapter 38 — Water/Waste: Toilet systems, non-flush toilet
• Chapter 52 — Doors: Upper cabin door and extender, upper cabin door latch mechanism, lower cabin door and extender, lower cabin door latch mechanism, forward door wide cabin door assembly, wide cabin door latch mechanism, escape hatch, escape hatch optional and British, baggage doors nose, doors service, cabin door warning system, landing gear doors
• Chapter 53 — Fuselage: Nose structure, nose structure components and wheel well, forward cabin section bulkheads, center cabin section bulkheads, aft cabin section bulkheads, forward pressure bulkhead, aft pressure bulkhead, forward cabin section stringers, center cabin section stringers, aft cabin section stringers, aft cabin section structure with wide door, aft cabin section structure, aft cabin section bulkhead structure, cabin floorboards, stationary instrument panel, control pedestal, switch console and RH circuit breaker panel, fuselage access panels and skins, fuselage attach fittings, fuselage aerodynamic fairings
• Chapter 54 — Nacelles/Pylons: Nacelle structure, nacelle heat shroud, nacelle access panels and skins, nacelle attach fittings, nacelle fairings
• Chapter 55 — Stabilizers: Horizontal stabilizer structure, elevator and trim tab, vertical stabilizer structure, rudder and trim tab, elevator and rudder attach fitting
• Chapter 56 — Windows: Flight compartment windows, windshield, cabin and cabin door windows
• Chapter 57 — Wings: Wing structure, wing auxiliary structure, wing skins and access panels, wing attach fittings, wing flap structure, aileron and trim tab
• Chapter 61 — Propellers: Propeller Hartzell, propeller McCauley, propeller unfeathering system, propeller synchrophaser system
• Chapter 71 — Power Plant: Engine cowling, engine mount, attach brackets and fittings, engine electrical connectors, engine drains
• Chapter 73 — Engine Fuel and Control: EPA system, engine fuel control, engine fuel indicating, fuel flow totalizer system
• Chapter 74 — Ignition: Ignition switches
• Chapter 76 — Engine Controls: Engine control system, quadrant engine control
• Chapter 77 — Engine Indicating: Engine power indicating system, engine temperature indicating system
• Chapter 78 — Exhaust: Engine exhaust system
• Chapter 79 — Oil: Engine oil distribution system, oil indicating system engine
• Chapter 80 — Starting: Engine starting system, starter relay box

This is not a repair manual — it is a parts identification catalog. Every figure shows an exploded-view illustration or detailed drawing with numbered callouts, and the accompanying parts list gives you the item number, Cessna part number, nomenclature, effectivity, and units per assembly. The effectivity column is particularly important: it tells you whether a part applies to your specific serial number range, which is critical when Cessna made running production changes. The catalog covers the full aircraft — airframe, systems, avionics, interior, engines, propellers, and accessories — so you can look up virtually any replaceable component. Vendors publications are also listed at the front, pointing you to component maintenance manuals for items like the propeller, magnetos, fuel pumps, and air conditioning compressor.

What This Catalog Enables You to Do

Armed with this parts catalog, you can identify the correct part number before you call a supplier, avoiding the costly mistake of ordering a component that doesn’t fit your serial number. You can use the exploded-view illustrations to understand how an assembly goes together, making disassembly and reassembly safer and more efficient. You can verify that a part you already have on the shelf is actually the one called out for your aircraft. And you can confirm whether a part has been superseded, since alternate part numbers are listed right in the nomenclature column with the entry “ALT FOR.”

IMAGES PREVIEW

The catalog is organized so that each chapter corresponds to the equivalent chapter in the Model 441 Maintenance Manual. That parallel structure means that when you’re working through a maintenance task and need to order a replacement, you can flip to the same chapter number in the parts catalog and find exactly what you need.

Why Correct Parts Identification Matters

On a complex twin turboprop like the Cessna 441, many components look similar but have different part numbers based on serial number effectivity, left-hand or right-hand installation, or revisions introduced by service kits. Using the wrong part can lead to fitment issues, premature failure, or airworthiness concerns. This illustrated parts catalog takes the guesswork out of ordering by showing you the exact part number for your aircraft’s configuration, whether it’s a standard airplane or one that has incorporated service kits like SK441-34, SK441-39, or SK441-53.

For shops that maintain multiple Conquests, having this reference on hand means faster turnaround on parts orders, less time spent on hold with parts departments, and fewer returns. For owner-operators, it provides the transparency needed to verify quotes and ensure that the parts going onto the aircraft are correct.

Instant PDF Delivery

This Cessna 441 Conquest and Conquest II Illustrated Parts Catalog is delivered as an instant PDF download. There is no shipping, no waiting, and no physical media to keep track of. Once you complete your purchase, you can download the catalog immediately and begin using it right away. The PDF works on any device — laptop, tablet, or smartphone — so you can take it into the hangar, the shop, or the office. You can search within the file, print individual pages for reference, and keep a permanent copy in your technical library. This is the same reference material used by professional maintainers, now available to you in a convenient digital format.