Tecnam P2002 JF Illustrated Parts Catalogue 2002/031 Ed.4 Rev.2 October 2018 PDF

Description

Tecnam P2002 JF Illustrated Parts Catalogue – Document 2002/031, Edition 4 Rev. 2

This Tecnam P2002 JF Illustrated Parts Catalogue is the complete parts identification and ordering reference for the P2002 JF, issued by Costruzioni Aeronautiche Tecnam S.R.L. as document number 2002/031 at Edition 4 – Rev. 2 in October 2018. The file runs to 502 pages and follows ATA 100 chapter and section numbering from front to back, pairing exploded illustrations with numbered callouts against detailed parts lists. Every figure is followed by a parts list carrying the item number, part number, description, effectivity and quantity, so any component can be traced from the drawing straight to the ordering data without guesswork.

File Details

• Manual type: Illustrated Parts Catalogue (IPC)
• Manufacturer: Costruzioni Aeronautiche Tecnam S.R.L., Via Maiorise, 81043 Capua, Italy
• Aircraft model: P2002 JF
• Document number: 2002/031
• Edition: Edition 4 – Rev. 2
• Issue date: October 2018
• Language: English
• Page count: 502 pages
• File format: PDF

Chapters Covered

• ATA 01 – Introduction (Record of Revision, Record of Temporary Revision, Parts Catalogue Sections and Chapters, Table of Contents, General, Alphanumeric Index)
• ATA 11 – Placards and Markings (Exterior placards and markings, Interior placards)
• ATA 21 – Air Conditioning (Heating, Cooling)
• ATA 23 – Communications (Speech communications, Audio integrating)
• ATA 24 – Electrical Power (DC generation, External power, DC electrical load distribution)
• ATA 25 – Equipment and Furnishings (Flight compartment, Cargo compartments, Emergency, Insulation)
• ATA 26 – Fire Protection (Fire extinguishing)
• ATA 27 – Flight Controls (General, Aileron, Rudder, Elevator and tab, Horizontal stabilizers/stabilator, Flaps)
• ATA 28 – Fuel System (General, Storage, Distribution)
• ATA 31 – Indicating Recording System (General, Instrument and control panel)
• ATA 32 – Landing Gear (General, Main gear and doors, Nose gear/tail gear and doors, Wheels and brakes)
• ATA 33 – Lights (Exterior lighting)
• ATA 34 – Navigation (Flight environment data, Attitude and direction, Landing and taxiing aids, Dependent position determining)
• ATA 37 – Vacuum (Distribution)
• ATA 52 – Doors (General, Passenger/crew)
• ATA 53 – Fuselage (General, Fuselage structure)
• ATA 55 – Stabilizers (General, Stabilator, Vertical stabilizer, Rudder)
• ATA 56 – Windows (General, Flight compartment)
• ATA 57 – Wings (General, Wing structure, Trailing edge flaps, Ailerons)
• ATA 61 – Propellers (Propeller assembly)
• ATA 71 – Powerplant (General, Cowling, Engine mounts, Engine air intakes)
• ATA 74 – Ignition (Electrical power supply, Switching)
• ATA 75 – Liquid Cooling System (Engine cooling)
• ATA 76 – Engine Control (Power control)
• ATA 77 – Engine Indicating (Power, Temperature)
• ATA 78 – Exhaust (General, Collector/Nozzle)
• ATA 79 – Oil System (General, Distribution)
• ATA 80 – Starting (Cranking)
• ATA 93 – IPC Supplement List (Record of revision)

Across those chapters the catalogue breaks the aircraft into its structural groups – wing, fuselage, tailcone, canopy, controls, vertical tail, stabilator, gear, systems, engine facilities, flap/aileron, accessories and placards and markings – and then drills each group down through sub-assemblies to individual items. Airframe structure, flight control linkages and cable runs, fuel storage and distribution plumbing, landing gear legs and brake lines, electrical connectors and relay boxes, canopy rails and locking hardware, placards, instrument panel hardware, powerplant installation, cooling and oil circuits, exhaust and starting systems are all covered with illustration-plus-list pairs.

How the Catalogue Is Organised

Each page carries its chapter and section number at the outer top edge, so the file can be navigated by ATA reference alone. Figures are numbered within their section, and the detailed parts list that accompanies each figure uses the same layout throughout: figure and item number, part number, nomenclature, effectivity and quantity, with left-hand and right-hand columns where the part is handed.

Part Numbering System

Part numbers in the Tecnam P2002 JF Illustrated Parts Catalogue are four numerical blocks separated by dashes, for example 22-0-0000-000. The first block identifies the aircraft and the group the part belongs to, the second identifies the origin sub-assembly, the third is a sequential number for a sub-assembly, single item or item of an -000 assembly, and the fourth block distinguishes an assembly (-000) from a single part (-1, -2, -3) or a handed pair (-1/2 LH/RH). Reading the number tells you what you are looking at before you open the figure.

Alphanumeric Index

A full alphanumeric index at the front of the catalogue lists every part number against its chapter, section, figure and item number, so you can start from a part number you already have and land on the correct illustration and list entry immediately. A separate table of contents supports the opposite route – starting from the system name when the part number is unknown.

What This Parts Catalogue Lets You Do

Working on a P2002 JF means identifying the exact part before anything is ordered or replaced, and this is the document that makes that possible. Whether you are rebuilding a landing gear leg, replacing a canopy rail roller, chasing a fuel line from the wing tank to the Andair valve, matching a placard, sourcing a cowling latch or checking which bolt and washer sit behind a fairing, the exploded view shows the assembly order and the parts list gives the number to quote. Because the catalogue covers the aircraft system by system rather than in one lump, related components appear together – the whole brake system on one set of figures, the whole flap control on another – which makes it far easier to spot a missing clip, spacer or seal that would otherwise be left off a rebuild.

One point to be clear about: this catalogue covers the Tecnam P2002 JF airframe and the parts Tecnam makes for the engine installation. It does not identify spare parts for the Rotax engine itself. For internal engine components you need the Rotax Illustrated Parts Catalogue; for everything bolted around the engine – mounts, cowling, airbox, cooling and oil plumbing, exhaust, starting – this is the reference.

Why It Matters

Fitting the wrong part number on a light aircraft is not a cosmetic problem. Washers, spacers, bushings and stop nuts carry specific part numbers in this catalogue precisely because substitutions change fit, preload or locking. Working from the illustrated parts lists means the hardware that comes off is the hardware that goes back on, with the correct quantity per assembly and the correct left or right handed variant where it applies. The revision history at the front also shows how the catalogue has been maintained, so you can see which items have changed part numbers or been added and deleted over the life of the document.

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The Tecnam P2002 JF Illustrated Parts Catalogue 2002/031 is supplied as an instant-download PDF. There is no shipping, no waiting for a disc or a printed binder, and no regional restriction on delivery. Download it after checkout and it is yours to keep. Open it on a laptop in the hangar, on a tablet next to the aircraft, or print the figure and parts list pages you need for the job in front of you and take them to the bench. With 502 pages indexed by ATA chapter, section and part number, it is a working reference you will go back to every time the P2002 JF needs a part identified.