Piper PA-28RT-201 Arrow IV & PA-28RT-201T Turbo Arrow IV Parts Catalog 761-693 – Illustrated Illustrated Parts Manual PDF

Description

Piper PA-28RT-201 Arrow IV & PA-28RT-201T Turbo Arrow IV Parts Catalog

This is the full illustrated parts catalog for the Piper PA-28RT-201 Arrow IV and the PA-28RT-201T Turbo Arrow IV, published by Piper Aircraft Corporation of Vero Beach, Florida under catalog number 761-693. It is the reference used to identify every replaceable part on the airframe and its systems, from wing leading-edge skins and fuselage bulkheads through to propeller hub internals, hydraulic gear actuators and instrument-panel placards.

Rather than a general overview, the Piper PA-28RT-201 Arrow IV parts catalog is built around indexed exploded illustrations paired with parts listings. Every entry is keyed to a figure and index number, so a part can be found visually on the drawing and then confirmed in the listing by part number, nomenclature, code letter and quantity required.

File Details

• Manual type: Illustrated Parts Catalog
• Brand: Piper Aircraft Corporation
• Models covered: PA-28RT-201 Arrow IV, PA-28RT-201T Turbo Arrow IV
• Catalog number: 761-693
• First issue: November 2, 1978
• Language: English
• File format: PDF
• Page count: 416 pages

How the Catalog Is Organised

The document is divided into fourteen major sections. Sections I through XIII carry the replacement parts for the complete airplane, and each section is further subdivided into divisions that each contain an illustration plus its own parts listing. Section XIV is the Miscellaneous Group, which handles placards, exterior stencils, optional equipment kits, repair kits and special tools.

Column structure follows a consistent pattern throughout: Figure and Index Number, Part Number, Code, Nomenclature, Number Required, and Serial Numbers Affected. The Code column flags special uses of a part, and the explanation of each letter code appears on the grid page preceding that particular listing, so codes are section-specific rather than universal. The Number Required column gives the total quantity per figure where the part is not indented, or the quantity per assembly where it is indented.

Chapters Covered

• Section I – Wing Group: wing assembly, leading edge assemblies, inboard and outboard wing structure, ribs, spars, skins, ailerons and flaps
• Section II – Fuselage Group: complete fuselage assembly, cockpit assemblies (upper, lower, forward, centre, aft), skins, bulkheads, firewall, cabin door and baggage door installation, enclosure and windshield, tailcone
• Section III – Tail Surfaces Group: fin assembly, stabilator assembly, rudder assembly, tailcone fairing, dorsal fin, fin tips and rudder tips
• Section IV – Landing Gear Group: nose landing gear assembly, main landing gear installation, nose and main wheels, tyres, tubes, brakes and gear doors
• Section V – Cabin Equipment Group: seats installation, vertically adjustable front seat assembly, cockpit finishing, interior panels, armrests, carpet, curtains and rods
• Section VI – Instruments Group: instrument panel installation, vacuum system, auxiliary vacuum system, pitot static system
• Section VII – Power Plant Group: power plant installation, engine air induction, engine instrument lines, exhaust systems, engine baffles, engine cowls, two-blade and three-blade propeller assemblies, engine controls
• Section VIII – Fuel System Group: fuel system installation, fuel tanks, fuel lines, selector and gascolator assemblies
• Section IX – Control System Group: aileron control, flap control, stabilator control, stabilator trim, rudder control, rudder trim mechanism, control wheel and rudder pedal installation
• Section X – Hydraulic System Group: hydraulic landing gear installation, pump, manifolds, actuators, lines and back-up gear extender
• Section XI – Environmental Group: heat and defrost systems, fresh air ventilation, air conditioning compressor and refrigerant lines, air conditioning duct and evaporator, condenser, portable and fixed oxygen systems
• Section XII – Electrical System Group: electrical system installation, instrument panel electrical installation, air conditioning electrical, battery installation, external power supply, alternator assembly and installation, strobe lights
• Section XIII – Electronics Group: electric trim, AutoFlite II, AutoControl III B, Century 21 and Century 31 autopilot installations, AltiMatic III C, Century 41 autopilot, King KAP 100/150/KFC 150 autopilot, ELT installations, radar altimeters, encoder, radio and antenna systems, audio selector, avionics cooling
• Section XIV – Miscellaneous Group: placards and exterior stencils, optional equipment kits, repair kits and special tools

As a whole, this catalog gives a technician or restorer a complete parts identification chain for the Arrow IV and Turbo Arrow IV airframes. Each system is presented as an exploded illustration with a matching listing, so assemblies can be broken down to component level where the indentation in the nomenclature column shows the next-higher assembly relationship.

Serial Number Application

Parts in this catalog are tied to specific airplane serial numbers rather than treated as universally applicable. The catalog covers the following airframes:

• PA-28RT-201 Arrow IV 1979: 28R-7918001 to 28R-7918267 inclusive
• PA-28RT-201 Arrow IV 1980: 28R-8018001 to 28R-8018106 inclusive
• PA-28RT-201 Arrow IV 1981: 28R-8118001 to 28R-8118082 inclusive
• PA-28RT-201 Arrow IV 1982: 28R-8218001 to 28R-8218026 inclusive
• PA-28RT-201T Turbo Arrow IV 1979: 28R-7931001 to 28R-7931310 inclusive
• PA-28RT-201T Turbo Arrow IV 1980: 28R-8031001 to 28R-8031178 inclusive
• PA-28RT-201T Turbo Arrow IV 1981: 28R-8131001 to 28R-8131208 inclusive
• PA-28RT-201T Turbo Arrow IV 1982: 28R-8231001 to 28R-8231080 inclusive
• PA-28RT-201T Turbo Arrow IV 1983: 28R-8331001 to 28R-8331051 inclusive
• PA-28RT-201T Turbo Arrow IV 1984: 28R-8431001 to 28R-8431032 inclusive
• PA-28RT-201T Turbo Arrow IV 1985: 28R-8531001 to 28R-8531015 inclusive
• PA-28RT-201T Turbo Arrow IV 1986: 28R-8631001 and 28R-8631005 inclusive
• PA-28RT-201T Turbo Arrow IV 1987: 28R-8631002 to 28R-8631004 inclusive, and 2831001 to 2831033 inclusive
• PA-28RT-201T Turbo Arrow IV 1988: 2831034 to 2831038 inclusive

Engines and Propellers Referenced

The power plant sections identify the engines fitted to each variant. The PA-28RT-201 Arrow IV uses the Lycoming IO-360-C1C6, while the PA-28RT-201T Turbo Arrow IV uses the Continental TSIO-360-FB8 and TSIO-360-FB9. Propeller assemblies documented include the McCauley two-blade units, the Hartzell two-blade units and the Hartzell three-blade assembly, each listed with hub, blade, bolt, bearing, seal and piston-level breakdown where the figure supports it.

Code Letters and Ordering Flags

Code letters in the listings carry real meaning for anyone ordering parts. Codes such as J and K separate Arrow IV from Turbo Arrow IV applications, while other codes mark installation-specific parts such as air conditioning fitted or not fitted, navigation or strobe lights installed, recognition lights installed, or specific serial-number break points. Several code explanations also note that particular parts must be ordered from the Service Spares Department rather than supplied directly. Knowing which code applies to a given airframe prevents ordering a part that physically fits the drawing but not the aircraft.

How to Use This Catalog

The document includes its own usage instructions. The recommended path is to refer to Figure 1 to determine the section in which a part is used, then consult the table of contents to find the section and its figure numbers, then check the figure and index number in the parts listing for the description. Ordering instructions require the model and serial number of the airplane, the part number, name, type and quantity required, and the desired method of shipment.

One important limitation is stated in the catalog itself: it must not be used for rigging or installation purposes. It is a parts identification and ordering reference, not an installation guide.

Revision History

The catalog carries a documented revision history beginning with the original issue on November 2, 1978, followed by periodic revisions through 1984, a 1995 revision, and a series of later revisions dated 2007, 2008, 2009, 2011 and 2012. Parts and serial-number applicability changed over that span, which is why serial-number break points and code letters appear so often in the listings.

What This Parts Catalog Lets You Do

With this Piper Arrow IV and Turbo Arrow IV parts catalog on hand, you can identify a part from its illustration, confirm the correct part number and nomenclature, check how many are required for the assembly, and verify that the part applies to your specific serial number before you order. That last step matters more than it might seem, because Piper used multiple part numbers for what looks like the same component depending on model year, installed equipment and serial-number range.

For anyone maintaining, repairing or restoring a PA-28RT-201 or PA-28RT-201T, this removes the guesswork from parts sourcing. Instead of measuring a bracket, photographing a fitting or guessing between two similar part numbers, you can trace the assembly from the exploded illustration straight to the listing and read off the number, the quantity and the applicability. It covers airframe structure, flight controls, landing gear, hydraulics, fuel system, electrical system, instruments, environmental systems, avionics installations and interior trim in one document, which is why it functions as the single reference point for the whole airplane rather than a collection of separate system leaflets.

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Delivery is by instant PDF download after payment. There is no shipping and no waiting for a physical book. The file opens on any device, can be printed for the hangar or shop, and can be kept on a tablet or laptop while you work. Because it is a digital file, you can search within your PDF reader, zoom into the exploded illustrations and print only the pages you need for the job in front of you.