Instructions for Continued Airworthiness
Beechcraft V35B Bonanza · Systems Description
Overview
This document provides Instructions for Continued Airworthiness (ICA) for McFarlane Aviation, Inc. PMA Engine Controls that are eligible for installation on Beechcraft aircraft, specifically focusing on the V35B Bonanza and other Bonanza models. It outlines the necessary procedures for the installation, removal, and maintenance of engine controls, ensuring compliance with airworthiness standards. The document emphasizes the importance of following the manufacturer's service manuals for operational control and troubleshooting, while also detailing specific part numbers and installation instructions for McFarlane components. This ICA is intended for aircraft maintenance personnel and owners to ensure the continued safety and airworthiness of their aircraft.
- The document provides ICA for McFarlane Aviation, Inc. PMA Engine Controls for Beechcraft Bonanza aircraft, including the V35B model.
- Engine controls are mounted on the instrument panel and routed through the firewall into the engine bay.
- Specific part numbers for McFarlane components are provided for installation and maintenance.
- Inspection intervals for engine controls are not affected by the use of McFarlane PMA controls.
- Airworthiness limitations are FAA approved and do not change with the installation of McFarlane controls.
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Originally published by www.mcfarlaneaviation.com. Sprinkle hosts a reference copy with an added summary, specifications and searchable full text.
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In this document
System Description
The Beechcraft Bonanza aircraft utilize Vernier and quadrant style engine controls, which are mounted on the instrument panel and routed through the firewall into the engine bay. The controls are secured to the throttle, mixture, or propeller valve as required. The installation requires specific components, including half balls and high-temperature clamps, to ensure proper sealing and routing of the engine control conduit.
Part Removal, Replacement, and Service Information
When replacing the Beechcraft engine control, the old half ball and clamps must be removed. The McFarlane engine control requires the installation of a new half ball to ensure a tight seal. The document provides part numbers for the components needed during installation, emphasizing the importance of following the Beechcraft service manuals for proper installation and maintenance.
Troubleshooting
For troubleshooting the engine controls, refer to the applicable Beechcraft Model Service Manual. This section highlights the importance of consulting the service manuals for detailed troubleshooting instructions and component part numbers.
Inspection
Inspection intervals for the engine controls remain unchanged with the installation of the McFarlane PMA control. The document advises referring to the Beechcraft Service Manual for specific inspection instructions.
Airworthiness Limitations
The Airworthiness Limitations section is FAA approved and specifies maintenance required under federal regulations. The document states that there are no new airworthiness limitations associated with the installation of the McFarlane engine controls.
Safety notes
- Verify that this document is the latest approved revision before use.
- Refer to the applicable Beechcraft Model Service Manual for operational control and troubleshooting.
Full document text
Instructions for Continued Airworthiness McFarlane Aviation, Inc. FAA-PMA Beechcraft Engine Controls: MC35-944046-7, MCVA35-944046-7, MC35-944048-1, MC35-944048-7, MC35-944054-7, MC35-944054-9, MC36-380084-3, MC36-380084-5, MC36-380084-7. FAA PMA Number: PQ3732CE Notice: Verify that this document is the latest approved revision before use! Current version can be found at: www.McFarlaneAviation.com/ICA Page 2 of 3 McFarlane Drawing: 7384 INTRODUCTION This document is intended to provide for the continued airworthiness of McFarlane Aviation, Inc. PMA Engine Controls eligible for installation on Beechcraft aircraft. The applicable controls that are subject to this ICA are shown in Table 1. For all items not related to the installation of the McFarlane Aviation, Inc. Engine Controls, refer to the basic airplane model service and parts manuals. Table 1 - Part Number Listing McFarlane P/N Description MC35-944046-7 CONTROL, Throttle MCVA35-944046-7 CONTROL, Throttle, Vernier Assist MC35-944048-1 CONTROL, Propeller MC35-944048-7 CONTROL, Propeller MC35-944054-7 CONTROL, Mixture MC35-944054-9 CONTROL, Mixture MC36-380084-3 CONTROL, Throttle MC36-380084-5 CONTROL, Mixture MC36-380084-7 CONTROL, Propeller SYSTEM DESCRIPTION Beechcraft Bonanza aircraft utilize Vernier and quadrant style engine controls. These controls are mounted to the instrument panel between the pilot and co-pilot, routed through the firewall into the engine bay, and ultimately secured to the throttle, mixture, or propeller valve as required. The Beechcraft Bonanza aircraft subject to this ICA utilize two (2) half balls to create the seal around the engine control conduit at the firewall and inserted into the mounting flange and grommet, as shown in Figure 1. High temperature clamps are also utilized for the routing of the engine control. The McFarlane series of controls do not have the same outer diameter conduit as the TC’d assemblies. The half balls and clamps attached on the outer diameter of the conduit; therefore, the use of a McFarlane engine control will require replacement with components of the appropriate size in original locations. Figure 1- Control Installation through Firewall SPECIAL OPERATING INFORMATION The control and operation of the engine does not change with the installation of the engine control and the provided installation hardware; see applicable aircraft manufacturer/model Service Manual for the operational control of this system. PART REMOVAL, REPLACEMENT, AND SERVICE INFORMATION After removing the Beechcraft engine control, remove the old half ball (P/N 112413-8) from the grommet in the firewall seal and the mounting clamps (P/N: MS21919WDG6 & PP561DS4), as shown in Figure 1. When installing the McFarlane engine control, install the McFarlane half ball (P/N: 7391- 0.300) into the firewall grommet to ensure a tight seal around the conduit. Use the supplied high temperature clamps (P/N: MS21919WCJ5) when routing the new McFarlane engine control to the appropriate connection point, per the applicable Beechcraft Model Service Manual. The McFarlane provided installation components utilize the same mating hardware (bolts, nuts, washers, etc) for installation. Refer to the applicable Beechcraft Model Service Manual for installation/maintenance instructions and the applicable Beechcraft Illustrated Parts Catalog for component part numbers. Instructions for Continued Airworthiness McFarlane Aviation, Inc. FAA-PMA Beechcraft Engine Controls: MC35-944046-7, MCVA35-944046-7, MC35-944048-1, MC35-944048-7, MC35-944054-7, MC35-944054-9, MC36-380084-3, MC36-380084-5, MC36-380084-7. FAA PMA Number: PQ3732CE Notice: Verify that this document is the latest approved revision before use! Current version can be found at: www.McFarlaneAviation.com/ICA Page 3 of 3 McFarlane Drawing: 7384 INSTRUCTIONS The following instructions, specific to the McFarlane parts apply: 1. Remove the Beechcraft engine control, clamps, and firewall seal. 2. If suitable to reuse, clean and reuse the split grommet (P/N: 112412) from the firewall seal and all bolts, nuts, and washers used to secure the clamps. If not suitable for reuse, replace with appropriate hardware prior to installing the McFarlane engine control. 3. Install the McFarlane engine control per the instructions in the applicable Beechcraft service/maintenance manuals, with the following exceptions. a. Use McFarlane P/N 7391-0.300 Half Ball and Beechcraft P/N 112412 to create the seal at the firewall. b. Use the MS21919WCJ5 Clamps provided with the McFarlane engine control to route the control to the correct location in the engine bay. 4. Finish the installation. Adjust and test for proper function per the Beechcraft Service Manual instructions. TROUBLESHOOTING Refer to the applicable Beechcraft Model Service Manual for troubleshooting instructions and the applicable Beechcraft Illustrated Parts Catalog for component part numbers. See listing in Data Section below for applicable Service Manuals, Illustrated Parts Catalogs, and troubleshooting information. PLACARDS None applicable DATA All information to support the continued airworthiness of this replacement part is as defined herein and contained in: Beechcraft Bonanza Model 33, 35, & 36 Maintenance Manual, P/N 36-590001-9 The Latest revision of the following Beechcraft Model Illustrated Parts Catalogs. o Bonanza Model 33 Series, P/N 33-59001-3 o Bonanza Model 36, A36, G36, A36TC, B36TC, P/N 36-590001-1 o Bonanza E33C Aerobatic, P/N 33-590010-3 o Bonanza Model F33, G33, F33A, F33C, P/N 33-590010-7 o Bonanza Model H35 thru V35, P/N 35-590015-9 o Bonanza Model V35B & V35B-TC, P/N 35-590102-5 INSPECTION Inspection intervals for the Engine Controls are not affected by the use of the McFarlane PMA control. Refer to the Beechcraft Service Manual for inspection instructions. RECOMMENDED IN SERVICE TIME
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The maximum recommended “In Service Time” for McFarlane Aviation, Inc. Engine Controls is equal to the maximum time between engine overhauls as recommended by the engine manufacturer. AIRWORTHINESS LIMITATIONS The Airworthiness Limitations section is FAA approved and specifies maintenance required under Sec. 43.16 and 91.403 of the Federal Aviation Regulations unless an alternative program has been FAA approved. There are no new (or additional) airworthiness limitations associated with this equipment and/or installation. ASSISTANCE & REVISIONS ICA revisions shall be made available on the McFarlane website, www.mcfarlaneaviation.com/ICA. For questions or assistance regarding these Instructions for Continued Airworthiness (ICA), contact McFarlane Aviation, Inc via email or phone. Email: engineering@mcfarlaneaviation.com Phone: 1-800-544-8594 (within the US) or 1-785-594-2741.