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| Subject:  | Parts manual for Lyc O-360-A1A | 
      
      --> Engines-List message posted by: "Doug Dodson" <dodsond@qnet.com>
      
      Get the latest manual.  I paid the exorbitant price from the manufacturer
      just to be sure I got the right one.  You can also subscribe to an update
      service if you want to.
      
      The O-360-A1D is the exact engine I have in my Mooney M20C.  It is still
      fully supported at the factory and an any supplier or overhauler out there.
      
      BTW, those nuts and bolts are probably OK.  I don't know exactly what you
      have there, but most of the studs, nuts and bolts on the engine are coarse
      thread.  Nuts are not self locking and star washers are what's called out in
      the manual.  Those washers work well, but should never be re-used.  If it is
      a critical fastener (what isn't on the engine?) then one time tight and
      that's it!  That is not really a practical approach for timing a magneto,
      but that IS the design.  There isn't a plane on the planet that complies
      with both the specified hardware and the washer re-use criteria on a
      magneto, including mine.
      
      Douglas L. Dodson, Jr.
      Glasair II-S FT
      Flight Test Engineer, CFI-A,G
      
      -----Original Message-----
      From: owner-engines-list-server@matronics.com
      [mailto:owner-engines-list-server@matronics.com]On Behalf Of Dave
      Durakovich
      Subject: Engines-List: Parts manual for Lyc O-360-A1A
      
      
      --> Engines-List message posted by: Dave Durakovich <ddurakovich@yahoo.com>
      
      
      OK, I'm rebuilding O-360-A1D, standard flange, circa 1963 vintage for use in
      a RV-4. All component parts have been overhauled or replaced with new new
      ones, and it's time to slap it back together.
      
      Cleaning up the case/sump/acces. cover bolts leaves me with a collection
      that probably doesn't have an AN bolt in the lot! All are standard nut with
      star washers. I'm reasonably sure that some of these bolts came from the
      Aviation department at Home Depot! Not being sure if this is OK (I'm going
      to replace with new AN as soon as I can figure out what I really need), I've
      decided to break down and get a parts manual.
      
      Yeah, I know it's experimental and I can do what I want, but what I really
      want is to build it up the way a reputable overhaul shop would.
      
      I keep seeing a 1980 version parts manual, 1985 version, etc., etc., etc.,
      and just don't have any idea of which would apply, or what the difference
      is.
      
      HELP! Is the earliest the right one, the latest, or ???
      
      HELP!
      
      Thanks,
      
      Dave
      
      
      
      
      
      
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      --> Engines-List message posted by: "Doug Dodson" <dodsond@qnet.com>
      
      By a manual from the manufacturer and it looks like a photocopy too...
      pretty shabby for $100!
      
      Douglas L. Dodson, Jr.
      Glasair II-S FT
      Flight Test Engineer, CFI-A,G
      
      -----Original Message-----
      From: owner-engines-list-server@matronics.com
      [mailto:owner-engines-list-server@matronics.com]On Behalf Of Joe Healy
      Subject: Re: Engines-List: Parts manual for Lyc O-360-A1A
      
      
      --> Engines-List message posted by: "Joe Healy" <jhealy@socal.rr.com>
      
      Beware of manuals you see on ebay.  I bought one recently for an O-235 -
      O-290 thinking that my O-235-c2c would be covered. Turned out it only
      covered up to O-235-c1.  Now can't be sure if the part numbers are correct.
      Vendor had all kinds of manuals but not the one I needed. Subtle things like
      bolt sizes are the difference between series.
      
      It was a photocopy too, not original, but legible.  He left that part out
      too.
      
      Make sure the alleged manual covers your particular engine model.  Just some
      friendly advice.
      
      J. Healy
      ----- Original Message -----
      From: "Dave Durakovich" <ddurakovich@yahoo.com>
      Subject: Engines-List: Parts manual for Lyc O-360-A1A
      
      
      > --> Engines-List message posted by: Dave Durakovich
      <ddurakovich@yahoo.com>
      >
      >
      > OK, I'm rebuilding O-360-A1D, standard flange, circa 1963 vintage for use
      in a RV-4. All component parts have been overhauled or replaced with new new
      ones, and it's time to slap it back together.
      >
      > Cleaning up the case/sump/acces. cover bolts leaves me with a collection
      that probably doesn't have an AN bolt in the lot! All are standard nut with
      star washers. I'm reasonably sure that some of these bolts came from the
      Aviation department at Home Depot! Not being sure if this is OK (I'm going
      to replace with new AN as soon as I can figure out what I really need), I've
      decided to break down and get a parts manual.
      >
      > Yeah, I know it's experimental and I can do what I want, but what I really
      want is to build it up the way a reputable overhaul shop would.
      >
      > I keep seeing a 1980 version parts manual, 1985 version, etc., etc., etc.,
      and just don't have any idea of which would apply, or what the difference
      is.
      >
      > HELP! Is the earliest the right one, the latest, or ???
      >
      > HELP!
      >
      > Thanks,
      >
      > Dave
      >
      >
      
      
      
      
      
      
 
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