Piper Seneca IV & V PA-34-220T Airplane Parts Catalog – Illustrated IPC 2009 PDF

Description

Piper Seneca IV and Seneca V PA-34-220T Airplane Parts Catalog

This Piper Seneca IV and Seneca V PA-34-220T Airplane Parts Catalog is the illustrated parts book for the PA-34-220T, covering Seneca IV aircraft serial numbers 3447001 through 3447029 and Seneca V aircraft from serial number 3449001 and up. It was compiled by Piper Aircraft, Inc., 2926 Piper Drive, Vero Beach, Florida 32960, and the revision status page records changes issued up to December 10, 2009. The layout is built around figure illustrations: each figure shows the assembly exploded into its components, and the matching parts listing on the facing pages gives the figure and index number, the Piper part number, the nomenclature, the quantity required per assembly, and the serial numbers the part applies to.

The catalog is split into fourteen major sections, running from the wing group through fuselage, tail surfaces, landing gear, cabin equipment, instruments, power plant, fuel system, control system, hydraulics, environmental, electrical, electronics and the miscellaneous group. Section XIV adds the placards and exterior stencils listings plus the Piper Service and Optional Equipment Kits, Repair Kits and Special Tools. A Numerical Index at the back lets you jump straight from a Piper part number to the figure and index where it is listed, which is often the fastest way in when you already know the number you need.

File Details

• Manual type: Illustrated Airplane Parts Catalog
• Brand: Piper Aircraft, Inc.
• Model: PA-34-220T Seneca IV and Seneca V
• Serial number coverage: Seneca IV 3447001 thru 3447029; Seneca V 3449001 and up
• Language: English
• File format: PDF
• Latest revision shown: December 10, 2009
• Structure: 14 major sections, figures 1 through 102B, plus a Numerical Index
• Page count: approximately 476 pages

Chapters Covered

• Section I – Wing Group: wing installation, wing leading edge assembly, wing trailing edge assembly, aileron assembly, flap assembly
• Section II – Fuselage Group: nose cone assembly, upper forward cockpit, upper center cockpit, aft section, forward cabin door, aft cabin door, aft cargo door, forward baggage door, windshield and windows
• Section III – Tail Surfaces Group: tail surfaces installation, stabilator assembly, fin assembly, rudder assembly
• Section IV – Landing Gear Group: nose gear installation and assembly, nose wheel assembly, main gear installation and assembly, main wheel assembly, brake assembly, landing gear door actuation, brake system installation, toe brake installation, toe brake master cylinder
• Section V – Cabin Equipment Group: forward baggage compartment finishing, cockpit finishing, window shades and reveals, carpet installation, fresh air duct and headliner, front seats, club seating, center seats, rear seats, entertainment console
• Section VI – Instruments Group: instrument panel installation, gyro vacuum system installation, pitot static system installation
• Section VII – Power Plant Group: power plant installation, engine instrument lines, engine baffle installation, engine cowl assembly, cowl flap installation, two blade propeller assembly (Hartzell), three blade propeller assembly (McCauley), propeller synchrophaser, propeller unfeathering, engine controls, quadrant assembly, nacelle installation
• Section VIII – Fuel System Group: fuel system installation wing and fuselage, fuel system installation engine, fuel tank assemblies
• Section IX – Control System Group: aileron control, rudder control, rudder trim, stabilator control, stabilator trim, flap control, control wheel, bobweight, rudder pedal
• Section X – Hydraulic System Group: hydraulic system installation
• Section XI – Environmental Group: heat and defrost system, Janitrol heater assembly and components, heater duct, heater fuel system, heater controls, aft fresh air duct, air conditioning compressor and refrigerant lines, air conditioning duct and evaporator, air conditioning condenser and scoop, oxygen system, pneumatic deicer
• Section XII – Electrical System Group: electrical system installation, instrument panel electrical installation, annunciator panel assemblies, circuit breaker panel assembly, electrical and avionics switches, overhead switch panel, ice protection system controls, air conditioning electrical installation, external power supply, battery installation, forward and aft electrical panels, strobe lights, wing tip landing lights, landing taxi light, propeller electric deicer, heated glass panel
• Section XIII – Electronics Group: radio antenna system and static wicks, ELT installation, encoder installation, avionics cooling, autopilot installation
• Section XIV – Miscellaneous Group: placards exterior and interior, instrument panel placards, Piper service and optional kits
• Numerical Index

Across those fourteen sections the Piper Seneca IV and Seneca V PA-34-220T parts catalog covers essentially every replaceable item on the airframe. The wing figures break down leading edge and trailing edge structures rib by rib, the fuselage group carries the nose cone, cockpit structures and all four doors, the tail group covers the stabilator, fin and rudder down to hinge and trim tab level, and the landing gear group follows the nose and main gear through trunnions, struts, wheels, brakes and the hydraulic door actuation. Powerplant coverage reaches into baffling, cowling, air induction, governors, spinners and both the Hartzell two-blade and McCauley three-blade propeller installations, while the control, fuel, hydraulic, environmental, electrical and electronics groups account for the systems side of the aircraft. Because each listing carries the serial numbers affected, you can tell at a glance whether the part in front of you is the one your airframe was built with or whether a later change applies.

How the Parts Listings Are Organised

Every parts table in this catalog follows the same column layout, so once you have read one page you can read all of them. The figure and index number column identifies where the part appears in the accompanying illustration, and an index number preceded by a dash marks an item that is not illustrated. The part number column carries the identifying number of the replacement part and this is the number that has to appear on a parts order. The nomenclature column gives the part name together with any reference information in parentheses, plus notes at the bottom of the column where further explanation is needed. The quantity required column shows how many of that part go into the assembly; where the same part also appears on other figures, those other figures show REF instead of repeating the quantity. Where a quantity varies with installation, the column reads AR, meaning as required.

Nomenclature indentation matters as well. Items that sit under a higher assembly are indented and marked with asterisks, one asterisk for each level of indentation. Ordering the parent assembly gets you the items indented beneath it, while ordering a single indented item gets you only that item. Item numbers themselves start at 1 for the primary part and then run in steps of five, with letter suffixes used where a part differs left to right or where a group of hardware items is used in the same location.

Serial Number Effectivity

The PA-34-220T was built in two distinct generations and this catalog keeps them apart. Seneca IV coverage runs from serial 3447001 through 3447029, and Seneca V coverage runs from 3449001 and upward. The serial number affected column tells you which generation a given part belongs to, and several assemblies appear twice with different part numbers depending on whether the aircraft is an earlier or later build. Within the Seneca V range there are further break points, including changes tied to aircraft equipped with Entegra avionics and aircraft equipped with air conditioning or de-ice equipment, and those conditions are called out directly in the serial number column and in the notes beneath the tables.

Placards, Paint and Kits

Section XIV gathers the placards and stencils for both exterior and interior, and separate placard figures handle the instrument panel for the Seneca IV range and the Seneca V range. The catalog also includes a standard paint chart listing Piper part numbers for the exterior polyurethane enamel colours and the interior instrument panel colours, together with the associated primers, catalysts, reducers and thinners. The Piper Service and Optional Kits listing near the back identifies kit part numbers for items such as seal replacement, pitot cover, propeller repair, pneumatic de-icer system installation, heated pitot static head installation, wing tip recognition light installation, three blade propeller de-ice system installation and heated windshield panel installation, each with the serial number range it applies to.

What This Parts Catalog Lets You Do

With this PA-34-220T parts catalog on hand you can identify a component from its illustration, confirm the correct Piper part number before you order, check whether the part is used on the left or right side, and verify that the part applies to your specific serial number before anything is purchased. It supports rebuild and repair work on the airframe structure, landing gear, flight controls, fuel and hydraulic systems, cabin interior and seating, instrument and pitot static plumbing, engine installation hardware and baffling, cowling, propellers, heating and air conditioning, oxygen, de-ice and the full electrical and avionics installation. It is equally useful for inventory checks, for building an accurate spares list, and for confirming what hardware and attaching parts belong with an assembly.

Having the correct part number matters. A part that looks right but carries a different suffix, or that belongs to the other Seneca generation, will not fit or will not be approved for the airframe it is going onto. Because every listing in this catalog pairs the illustration with the part number, the quantity and the serial number effectivity, you can work from the picture to the number and from the number back to the picture without guessing.

IMAGES PREVIEW

Delivery is instant. The catalog arrives as a PDF download the moment your order is complete, with no shipping and nothing to wait for in the post. Keep it on a laptop or tablet in the hangar, print the individual figure pages you are working from, and take the sheets to the aircraft or the parts counter. Because it is a digital file you can search a part number, jump between a figure and its listing, and print only the pages you need rather than carrying the whole book around.