Piper PA-34-200 Seneca Airplane Parts Catalog 753-816 – 2022 Illustrated Parts Manual
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Complete illustrated Piper PA-34-200 Seneca Airplane Parts Catalog (753 816), revised through May 9, 2022. Covers every airframe, engine, propeller, landing gear, fuel, electrical, avionics and interior assembly with figure-and-index part numbers and serial-number effectivity.
Description
Piper PA-34-200 Seneca Airplane Parts Catalog 753-816
This is the complete Piper Aircraft Airplane Parts Catalog for the PA-34-200 Seneca, published under document number 753 816 and current through the May 9, 2022 revision. It is the parts-identification and part-ordering reference for the entire Seneca airframe and its installed systems, broken into fourteen major groups with exploded illustrations and an indexed parts listing for every figure. Each line item carries a part number, code letter, nomenclature, quantity required and, where it applies, the airplane serial numbers affected.
The catalog is built for anyone who has to name, locate or order a Seneca part the first time correctly: owners, A&P mechanics, avionics shops, restoration houses and parts departments. Because every assembly is illustrated and every item is keyed to a figure-and-index number, you can move from a photograph or a physical part to an exact Piper part number and quantity without guessing.
File Details
- Manual type: Airplane Parts Catalog (illustrated parts manual)
- Brand / manufacturer: Piper Aircraft Corporation
- Model: PA-34-200 Seneca
- Document number: 753 816
- Original issue: June 11, 1971
- Latest revision: May 9, 2022
- Language: English
- Format: PDF
- Page count: 389 pages
Revision History Included
The catalog opens with the full revision status table, so you can confirm exactly which publication level you are working from. Revisions listed run from the original issue (ORG 710611, June 11, 1971) through CR 900601, PR 070310, PR 070610, PR 080310, PR 080610, PR 080910, PR 090310, PR 210211, PR 210601 and finally PR 220509 (May 9, 2022). The Numerical Index was discontinued effective with the May 9, 2022 revision, and the catalog’s own note confirms this.
Chapters Covered
- Section I – Wing Group: Wing Installation; Wing Leading Edge Assembly; Wing Trailing Edge Assembly; Aileron Assembly; Flap Assembly
- Section II – Fuselage Group: Fuselage Assembly Complete; Nose Cone Assembly; Upper Forward, Center and Aft Cockpit Assemblies; Lower Forward and Aft Cockpit Assemblies; Aft Section; Enclosure Installations by serial number; Forward Cabin Door; Aft Cabin Door; Aft Cargo Door; Forward Baggage Door Assembly
- Section III – Tail Surfaces Group: Tail Surfaces Installation; Stabilator Assembly; Fin Assembly; Rudder Assembly
- Section IV – Landing Gear Group: Nose Gear Installation; Nose Gear Assembly; Nose Wheel Assembly (Cleveland and McCauley); Main Gear Installation; Main Gear Assembly; Main Wheel Assembly; Brake Assembly; Nose and Main Gear Door Actuation Installations; Hand Brake Installation; Toe Brake Installation; Toe Brake Master Cylinder Assembly
- Section V – Interior and Finishing: Forward Baggage Compartment Finishing; Cockpit Finishing; Headliner Installations by serial number; Carpet Installation; Seats Installation; Vertically Adjustable Front Seat Assemblies; 7th Seat Installation
- Section VI – Instruments Group: Instrument Panel Installation; Vacuum System Installation; Pitot Static System Installation
- Section VII – Power Plant Group: Power Plant Installation; Propeller Assembly; Oil Cooler Installation; Exhaust System Installation; Engine Baffle Installation; Engine Cowling Installation; Engine Controls Installation; Quadrant Assembly; Nacelle Assembly; Engine Instrument Lines Installation
- Section VIII – Fuel System Group: Fuel System Installation; Fuel Tank Assemblies
- Section IX – Control System Group: Aileron, Rudder, Rudder Trim, Stabilator, Stabilator Trim and Flap Control Installations; Control Wheel Installation; Rudder Pedal Installation; Hydraulic System Installation
- Section XI – Environmental Group: Cabin Heat and Defrost Systems by serial number; Combustion Heater and Duct Installation; Janitrol Heater Assembly; Combustion Heater Controls and Electrical Installation; Combustion Heater Fuel System Installation; Janitrol Heater Components; Cabin Overhead Air Vent Installation; Pneumatic Deicing System Installation
- Section XII – Electrical System Group: Electrical System Installation; Instrument Panel Electrical Installation; Strobe Lights Installation; External Power Supply Installation; Landing Light Assembly; Alternator Assembly (Prestolite); Propeller Electric Deicer Installation; Heated Glass Panel Installation
- Section XIII – Electronics Group: Electric Pitch Trim Installation; AutoControl III Installation; Altimatic Pilot III B-1 Installation; Altimatic V F/D-1 and V-1 AutoPilot Installations; Piper Automatic Locator (ELT) Installations for Garrett, CCC and Narco; Radio Antenna System and Static Wicks Installation; Audio Selector Assembly; Piper PM-1 Marker Beacon Installation; Radio Installation Drawings
- Section XIV – Miscellaneous Group: Placards and Exterior Stencils; Optional Equipment Kits and Repair Kits
In practical terms, this is a single-source lookup for the whole airplane. Airframe sheet-metal men can identify wing ribs, spars, skins, fairings and covers by station number; gear and brake work is covered down to bushings, O-rings, snap rings and bearing cones; engine installation parts are listed from the Lycoming mount and baffles through exhaust stacks, oil cooler ducting, cowl flap assemblies and the induction air boxes; and the electrical, avionics and environmental sections cover everything from strobe power supplies and circuit breakers to heater blower motors, deicer timer modules and ELT mounting brackets. Where an installation changed during production, the catalog splits the listing by serial number so the right part is selected for the right airframe.
Covered Models and Serial Number Effectivity
The catalog applies to the PA-34-200 Seneca and covers three serial number blocks:
- 34-7250001 through 34-7250360
- 34-7350001 through 34-7350353
- 34-7450001 through 34-7450220
Numerous line items are further qualified by intermediate breakpoints (for example 34-7250095/96, 34-7350135/136, 34-7450047/48, 34-7450188/189 and 34-7450220/221) and by optional kit installations. The catalog states plainly where a part is affected by a Service Bulletin, Service Letter or kit, and the code explanations for each figure tell you exactly which suffix applies to which airframe.
Covered Engines and Powerplants
- Lycoming IO-360-C1E6 – left engine
- Lycoming LIO-360-C1E6 – right engine
Propeller assemblies are also listed for both sides, including the HC-C2YK-2CEF/FC7666A-0 and HC-C2YK-2CLEF/FJC7666A-0 units used on early serial numbers, and the HC-C2YK-2CGUF/FC7666A-0 and HC-C2YK-2CLGUF/FJC7666A-0 units used from serial 34-7350321 onward. Spinner assemblies, bulkheads, governors, blade and hub part numbers, feathering and high-stop components, and the propeller damper are all broken out.
How the Parts Listings Are Organised
Every figure is introduced by its own code-explanation grid, then followed by the parts list. The columns are consistent across the book: Figure and Index Number, Part Number, Code, Nomenclature, No. Req. and Serial Numbers Affected. Indentation in the nomenclature column shows the next-higher assembly relationship, so a one-asterisk item is a component of the assembly above it and a two-asterisk item is a component of the one-asterisk item. Ordering a top-level assembly includes everything indented beneath it; ordering a single item gets you just that item.
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The front matter also reproduces the standard paint chart, listing exterior polyurethane enamel and primer colours with the corresponding Piper part numbers for quart and gallon containers.
What This Parts Catalog Lets You Do
With this catalog open you can identify an unmarked Seneca part from its location on the airplane, confirm the correct Piper part number before placing an order, check whether a given part actually fits your serial number before you buy it, and see what else is included when an assembly is ordered as a unit. You can build an accurate parts list for a wing re-skin, a landing gear overhaul, a brake and wheel replacement, a heater or deicer repair, or an avionics re-installation. You can also cross-check whether a modification kit or service publication has changed the part that belongs on your airframe, because the code explanations tell you which suffix or kit applies.
For a shop, the payoff is fewer wrong-part orders, fewer returns and less downtime waiting on a part that did not fit. For an owner doing their own research, it removes the guesswork of trying to describe a part over the phone. The figure numbers, station numbers, part numbers and serial breakpoints are all printed exactly as Piper published them, so the numbers you read here are the numbers a parts department expects to hear.
Instant PDF Delivery
The catalog is delivered as a PDF download immediately after purchase, with no shipping and no waiting. It opens on a workshop laptop, a tablet or a phone, and any figure or parts page can be printed for the hangar or the parts counter. Keep it on the shop computer and you always have the current Seneca parts reference a click away.
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