Tecnam P2008 JC Illustrated Parts Catalogue 2008JC-102 – Edition 1 Rev. 1 2021 PDF

Description

Tecnam P2008 JC Illustrated Parts Catalogue – Edition 1 Rev. 1, July 2021

This is the full Illustrated Parts Catalogue for the Tecnam P2008 JC, published by Costruzioni Aeronautiche Tecnam S.p.A. and issued as document number 2008 JC/102. It is Edition 1, Revision 1, dated July 2021, and it covers the aircraft by ATA chapter with exploded illustrations paired to detailed part lists. Every figure is keyed by item number, so a part can be located visually on the drawing and then confirmed in the accompanying list by part number, description, serial-number applicability and quantity.

File Details

• Manual type: Illustrated Parts Catalogue (IPC)
• Manufacturer: Costruzioni Aeronautiche Tecnam S.p.A., Via Maiorise, 81043 Capua, Italy
• Aircraft model: P2008 JC
• Document number: 2008 JC/102
• Edition: 1 – Revision 1
• Issue date: July 2021
• Language: English
• Format: PDF
• Structure: ATA 100 chapter/section numbering, exploded figure plus detailed part list on facing pages

Chapters Covered

The catalogue is organised in ATA chapters and sections, each with its own figure and part list. The main coverage is:

• ATA 11 – Placards and Markings: exterior placards and markings, interior placards, engine compartment placards, instrument panel placards (VFR day and VFR night), limitation placards, usable fuel placards, safety equipment location placard
• ATA 21 – Air Conditioning: heating system, cooling conveyor
• ATA 23 – Communications: COM 1 antenna, GNC 225A COM, audio panel, speaker and mic/phone connector
• ATA 24 – Electrical Power: alternator assembly, battery installation, external power socket, firewall electrical components, DC load distribution, battery compartment components, breakers, grounding, connectors
• ATA 25 – Equipment and Furnishings: interiors, pilot and copilot seat installation, safety belts, baggage compartment, ELT installation, stall warning buzzer
• ATA 26 – Fire Protection: fire extinguishing installation
• ATA 27 – Flight Controls: stick assembly, aileron control, rudder control, rudder pedals, trim/tab control, stabilator control, flaps control
• ATA 28 – Fuel: fuel system distribution sheets and details, t-level installation, fuel pressure probe
• ATA 31 – Indicating/Recording: instrument panel sheets, central annunciator, switches and gauges
• ATA 32 – Landing Gear: general view, main gear and doors, nose gear and doors, NLG fairings and new-configuration NLG, wheels and brakes with detail sheets
• ATA 33 – Lights: cockpit lighting, map light, exterior lights, emergency lighting
• ATA 34 – Navigation: VFR day and VFR night anemometric systems, static system, pitot, OAT probe, compass and magnetometer installation, GPS/VOR antennas, transponder/marker antennas
• ATA 52 – Doors: general view, fuselage hinge, lock and handle systems, grab handle/opening system, internal door, wing inspection panels, external power door, firewall and luggage inspection panel
• ATA 53 – Fuselage: fuselage carbon parts, fuselage metallic parts sheets, firewall, protection plates, luggage compartment floor
• ATA 55 – Stabilizers: general view, torque tube installation, stabilator installation and structure, trim tab installation, rudder structure
• ATA 56 – Windows: windshield, door windows, rear windows
• ATA 57 – Wings: general view, wing structure, wing skins and strut, leading edge and stall warning, trailing edge flaps and flap structure, ailerons structure
• ATA 61 – Propellers: propeller installation, spinner, propeller spacer
• ATA 71 – Powerplant: cowling installation, engine mounts and installation, airbox installation, air intake, airbox and drip tray drainage
• ATA 74 – Ignition: SMD electronic module, ACS ignition
• ATA 75 – Liquid Cooling System: cooling system general view, coolant storage, coolant distribution, radiator installation
• ATA 76 – Engine Controls: power controls, central throttle control system
• ATA 77 – Engine Indicating: engine RPM gauge, oil pressure probe, cylinder head and oil temperature gauges, ADAHRS/EIS unit
• ATA 78 – Exhaust: muffler assembly, forward and rearward exhaust pipes, heat exchanger
• ATA 79 – Oil System: oil system sheets, oil tank, thermostatic oil valve, oil radiator
• ATA 80 – Starting: relay installation, engine starter
• ATA 93 – IPC Supplement List: record of revision

Beyond the parts themselves, the front matter explains the two numbering systems the catalogue depends on. The ATA page numbering is broken into chapter/system and subject/sub-system, and the part numbering system is explained field by field — the aircraft identifier, the group the part belongs to, the sequential sub-assembly or item number, and the final field that distinguishes an assembly from a single item or a left/right pair. The eleven Tecnam part groups are listed and shown on a labelled aircraft diagram, so a part number can be traced back to the area of the aircraft it belongs to before a single figure is opened.

Effectivity and Serial-Number Notes

Where a part applies only to a portion of the fleet, the catalogue flags it in the S/N column of the part list. Entries appear as a single serial number, a range from one serial number to another, or an open-ended “from S/N” statement, and modifications are referenced by their MOD number alongside the affected part. Several illustrations exist in more than one configuration, so the same physical area of the aircraft may appear on two figures with different item numbers depending on build standard. This is the detail that makes the catalogue usable across a production run rather than only on one airframe.

How to Use It

The general section sets out two lookup routes. If the part number is already known, it can be found in the alphanumeric index, which points to the chapter, section and figure where the part is listed; the item number from that list is then located on the illustration. If the part number is not known, the route runs the other way: start at the table of contents, identify the chapter and section, open the figure, find the part on the drawing, note the item number, then read the part number, description and quantity from the matching part list. A worked example is included for each route.

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What This Catalogue Lets You Do

With the correct part number in hand, ordering stops being guesswork. The figure-and-item layout lets a technician or owner confirm visually that the part on the bench is the part on the drawing before anything is ordered, and the serial-number column confirms whether that part actually applies to the airframe being worked on. Assemblies can be broken down into their individual items, left and right variants are separated rather than assumed, and quantities are stated per installation so a complete set can be ordered in one pass. The exploded views also show how the parts go together, which is useful when a component has to be dismantled and reassembled rather than simply replaced.

Delivery

The catalogue is supplied as an instant-download PDF. There is no physical shipment, no waiting for a courier and no regional restriction. The file opens on a laptop, tablet or phone, and any figure or part list can be printed for use in the hangar or at the bench.

Whether the job is a placard replacement, a flap hinge, a nose gear fairing, a brake hose, a canopy lock, a fuel selector, a stabilator travel stop or an exhaust spring, the Tecnam P2008 JC Illustrated Parts Catalogue is the reference that turns a description of a part into an orderable number for the exact aircraft in front of you.