This document is a Parts Catalog for the Continental IO 360-A aircraft engine, designed for aviation propulsion. The IO 360-A is a direct drive, normally aspirated, horizontally opposed engine with a displacement of 360 cubic inches, representing robust engineering for reliable operation in the demanding aviation environment. This manual serves as a critical resource for understanding the components that ensure the airworthy condition of the aircraft.
The purpose of this English-language Parts Catalog is to provide comprehensive identification of all components for the Continental IO 360-A engine. It features exploded view figures and a system of index numbers keyed to a parts list, facilitating precise part identification. This catalog is essential for owners and technicians to maintain the engine and ensure its continued safe and efficient operation, supporting the owner's responsibility for the airworthy condition of the airplane.
This is a Continental IO 360 A Aircraft Engine Parts Manual.
* INSTANT DOWNLOAD - NO WAITING
* LANGUAGE: English
* FORMAT: PDF
* COMPATIBLE: Win/ Mac
* SEARCHABLE - BOOKMARKED - INDEXED
This parts catalog contains figures which illustrate in "exploded" form the major assemblies or groups of the engine. Each figure contains its own set of index numbers to indicate detail parts and these index numbers are keyed to the list of parts appearing on the same page or adjacent pages as the illustration.
Assurance that the airplane is in an airworthy condition is the sole responsibility of the owner. The pilot in command is responsible for determining that the airplane is safe for flight. The pilot is also responsible for remaining within the operating limitations of the airplane
This is a Continental IO 360 A Aircraft Engine Parts Manual.
* INSTANT DOWNLOAD - NO WAITING
* LANGUAGE: English
* FORMAT: PDF
* COMPATIBLE: Win/ Mac
* SEARCHABLE - BOOKMARKED - INDEXED
This parts catalog contains figures which illustrate in "exploded" form the major assemblies or groups of the engine. Each figure contains its own set of index numbers to indicate detail parts and these index numbers are keyed to the list of parts appearing on the same page or adjacent pages as the illustration.
Assurance that the airplane is in an airworthy condition is the sole responsibility of the owner. The pilot in command is responsible for determining that the airplane is safe for flight. The pilot is also responsible for remaining within the operating limitations of the airplane
