Piper PA-44-180 / PA-44-180T Seminole Illustrated Airplane Parts Catalog 761-663
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Complete illustrated Piper parts catalog (761 663) for the PA-44-180 and PA-44-180T Seminole, covering airframe, engines, landing gear, systems and accessories with figure-and-index part listings and serial-number effectivity.
Description
Piper PA-44-180 / PA-44-180T Seminole Illustrated Airplane Parts Catalog 761-663
This is the illustrated Airplane Parts Catalog issued by Piper Aircraft Corporation for the PA-44-180 and PA-44-180T Seminole. It is the reference document you use when you need to identify a replacement part, confirm the correct part number, or check which serial-number aircraft a component applies to. Every division pairs an exploded illustration with a corresponding parts listing, so a part can be traced from the drawing straight to its order number, description, quantity required, and effectivity range.
File Details
- Manual type: Illustrated Airplane Parts Catalog (Aerofiche card set, Cards 1 and 2)
- Manufacturer: Piper Aircraft Corporation, Vero Beach, Florida
- Models covered: PA-44-180 Seminole and PA-44-180T Turbo Seminole
- Document number: 761 663
- Original issue date: April 28, 1978
- Revision status: Revised through September 10, 2006
- Language: English
- Format: PDF
- Approximate page count: 500 pages
Chapters Covered
The catalog is organised into fourteen major sections, each subdivided into illustrated figures with matching part listings.
- Section I – Wing Group: Wing Installation; Wing Leading Edge Assembly; Wing Trailing Edge Assembly; Aileron Assembly; Flap Assembly
- Section II – Fuselage Group: Fuselage Assembly; Nose Cone Assembly; Upper Forward Cockpit; Upper Center Cockpit; Lower Forward Cockpit; Lower Aft Cockpit; Aft Section; Cabin and Baggage Door; Emergency Exit Door; Enclosure Installation
- Section III – Tail Surfaces Group: Tail Surfaces Installation; Fin Assembly; Rudder Assembly; Stabilator Assembly
- Section IV – Landing Gear Group: Nose Landing Gear; Nose Gear Assembly; Nose Wheel (Cleveland and McCauley); Main Gear Installation; Main Gear Assembly; Main Wheel Assembly; Brake Assembly; Landing Gear Doors; Hand Brake; Toe Brake; Toe Brake Master Cylinder
- Section V – Cabin Equipment: Cockpit Finishing; Window Curtains; Carpet; Seats; Vertically Adjustable Front Seat
- Section VI – Instruments Group: Instrument Panel Installation variants; Vacuum System; Pitot Static System
- Section VII – Power Plant Group: Power Plant Installation variants; Engine Instrument Lines; Exhaust System; Engine Baffles; Engine Cowl; Cowl Flap; Two-Blade and Three-Blade Propellers; Propeller Synchrophaser; Engine Controls; Quadrant Assembly; Nacelle Installation
- Section VIII – Fuel System Group: Fuel System Installation; Fuel Primer System; Fuel Cell Installation
- Section IX – Control System Group: Aileron Control; Rudder Control; Rudder Trim; Stabilator Control; Stabilator Trim; Flap Control; Control Wheel; Rudder Pedal
- Section X – Hydraulic System Group: Hydraulic System Installation
- Section XI – Environmental Group: Heat and Defrost System; Janitrol Heater Assembly and Components; Heater Fuel System; Fresh Air Ventilation; Air Conditioning Compressor, Duct, Evaporator and Condenser; Portable and Fixed Oxygen Systems; Pneumatic Deicer
- Section XII – Electrical System Group: Electrical System Installation; Instrument Panel Electrical Installation; Air Conditioning Electrical Installation; External Power Supply; Alternator Installation; Heated Propeller Systems; Heated Windshield; Wing Ice Light
- Section XIII – Electronics Group: Electric Trim; AutoControl III B; Century 21 AutoPilot; AltiMatic III C; Century 41 AutoPilot; Emergency Locator Transmitters; Radar Altimeter; Encoders; Radio, Antenna and Static Wicks; Radar Systems; Avionics Cooling; Radio Installation Drawings
- Section XIV – Miscellaneous Group: Placards and Exterior Stencils; Optional Equipment Kits; Repair Kits; Special Tools; Numerical Index
What this catalog gives you is a complete, figure-indexed map of the aircraft. Rather than a repair procedure book, it is the identification tool that sits alongside the maintenance manual: exploded illustrations show how assemblies break down, the indented listings show the parent/child relationship between an assembly and its components, and the effectivity column tells you whether the part you are looking at was fitted to an early 1979 airframe or a later turbocharged example. The fourteen sections follow the aircraft itself – wing, fuselage, tail, landing gear, cabin, instruments, power plant, fuel, controls, hydraulics, environmental, electrical, electronics, and miscellaneous – so you can navigate to the area you are working on without guessing.
Aircraft Serial Number Coverage
The catalog states its effectivity explicitly, and the parts listings carry serial-number columns throughout so you can match a component to a specific airframe. Coverage includes:
- 1979 PA-44-180 Seminole: 44-7995001 to 44-7995329
- 1980 PA-44-180 Seminole: 44-8095001 to 44-8095027
- 1981 PA-44-180 Seminole: 44-8195001 to 44-8195026
- 1981 PA-44-180T Seminole: 44-8107001 to 44-8107066
- 1982 PA-44-180T Seminole: 44-8207001 to 44-8207020
- 1989 PA-44-180 Seminole: 4495001 to 4495009
- 1990 PA-44-180 Seminole: 4495010 to 4495012
- 1993 PA-44-180 Seminole: 4495013
The catalog also explains both Piper serial number systems in detail – the four-set system with type certificate designation, model year, model code and model sequence number, and the later three-set system that omits the model year – so you can decode your own aircraft’s identification plate before you order.
How the Parts Listings Are Organised
Each listing uses the same column structure: Figure and Index Number, Part Number, Code, Nomenclature, Number Required, and Serial Numbers Affected. The code letters are explained on the page preceding each listing and apply only to that listing, so a letter such as H or J tells you at a glance whether a part belongs to the PA-44-180, the PA-44-180T, or a defined serial-number band. Indentation in the nomenclature column shows the next-higher assembly relationship – one asterisk is one indentation, two is two – so you can see immediately whether a part is supplied as part of a larger assembly or is ordered on its own. Attaching hardware such as bolts, washers, nuts and cotter pins is listed with its AN, MS, NAS or PS reference numbers alongside the Piper part number, which makes cross-referencing to standard hardware straightforward.
Why This Catalog Matters
Ordering the wrong part on a twin like the Seminole is an expensive mistake, and the differences between the normally aspirated PA-44-180 and the turbocharged PA-44-180T run deep – engines, cowls, baffles, fuel primer arrangements, propeller assemblies, exhaust stacks and instrument panels all diverge. This catalog documents those differences part by part, with the serial-number breakpoints stated so you can confirm which variant of a component belongs on your aircraft. If you maintain, restore or simply look after a Seminole, this is the document that turns a description in your head into a part number you can actually order.
Get the Correct Part Number the First Time
Whether you are replacing a worn flap hinge bushing, chasing down a hydraulic tube assembly, ordering a new cowl latch, identifying a propeller spinner bulkhead, or working through an avionics installation drawing, this Piper PA-44-180 / PA-44-180T Seminole Illustrated Airplane Parts Catalog 761-663 gives you the exploded view and the indexed listing side by side. The illustration shows you where the part lives; the listing gives you its number, its description and its quantity. The serial-number column tells you whether it applies to your airframe.
Correct identification is the foundation of correct maintenance. Guessing at a part number risks a non-fitting component, a grounded aircraft and a return shipment. Having the illustrated parts catalog on hand means you can confirm the number before you commit to an order, cross-check against the assembly breakdown, and hand your supplier exactly the reference they need.
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The file is delivered as an instant PDF download – no shipping, no waiting for a parcel, no shelf space required. Open it on a laptop in the hangar, a tablet on the wing, or a phone at the parts counter, and print the figure or listing page you need for the job in front of you.
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