Cessna Turbo 210L Service Bulletin
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Overview
The Service Bulletin SEB92-27, issued on September 4, 1992, addresses the installation of reduced diameter vented fuel caps and the removal of turbo placards for Cessna aircraft, specifically targeting models including the T210 and 210. This modification aims to prevent misfueling with turbine/jet fuel and to enhance the fuel venting system. The bulletin outlines compliance requirements, installation procedures, and necessary parts for the modification. It emphasizes the importance of proper preflight inspections to ensure the fuel vent system is functioning correctly and that the aircraft is serviced with the appropriate aviation fuel. Failure to comply with these guidelines could lead to engine power loss or stoppage in flight.
- Modification enhances safety by preventing misfueling.
- Compliance is mandatory within specified time frame.
- Proper preflight inspections are crucial for safe operation.
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Originally published by www.cessnaflyer.org. Sprinkle hosts a reference copy with an added summary, specifications and searchable full text.
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Purpose
To provide a modification for replacing flush and/or non-vented type fuel caps with new raised reduced diameter vented style fuel caps. The new cap is designed to assist in preventing water from entering into the fuel tank through the fuel filler ports and to provide secondary venting capabilities for each tank.
Compliance
Mandatory; shall be accomplished within the next 400 hours of operation or 12 months, whichever occurs first.
Material Information
The following parts are available from the Cessna Supply Division: - C156003-0101 (Vented Fuel Cap) - $25.90 each - 0709115-2 (Fuel Cap Cover Door) - $25.50 each - GAMA Placard - $2.30 each.
Accomplishment Instructions
1. Remove existing fuel caps and replace with new vented fuel caps. 2. Install appropriate GAMA placard next to each fuel filler port. 3. Make an entry in the airplane logbook stating this Service Bulletin has been complied with.
Safety notes
- Failure to verify proper fuel type may result in engine power loss.
- Inspect fuel vent systems for blockages before flight.
Full document text
CESSNA SAFETY ENHANCEMENT PROGRAM SINGLE ENGINE SERVICE BULLETIN September 4, 1992 TITLE REDUCED DIAMETER VENTED FUEL CAP INSTALLATION AND TURBO PLACARD REMOVAL EFFECTIVITY SEB92-27 Normally aspirated and turbocharged airplanes within the serial ranges listed below. MODEL SERIES YEAR SERIAL NUMBERS 140 1949 thru 1951 15200 thru 15724 150 1959 thru 1960 17001 thru 17999 150 1960 59001 thru 59018 150 1961 thru 1975 A150 1970 thru 1975 F150 1966 thru 1969 15059019 thru 15077005 A1500001 thru A1500609 F150-0001 thru F150-0529 F150 1970 thru 1975 F15000530 thru F15001248 FA150 1970 thru 1971 FRA150 1972 thru 1975 170 1949 thru 1956 172 1956 thru 1960 18730 28000 172 1961 thru 1975 F172 1963 thru 1969 F172 1970 thru 1975 FR172 1968 thru 1975 P172 1963 FP172 1963 175 1958 thru 1960 175 1961 thru 1962 177 1968 thru 1978 177RG 1971 thru 1978 F177RG 1971 thru 1977 180 1953 thru 1960 30000 180 1961 thru 1981 182 1956 thru 1960 33000 182 1961 thru 1984 A182 1966 thru 1974 1976 thru 1980 R182 1978 thru 1984 FR182 1978 thru 1980 185 1961 thru 1969 185 1970 thru 1984 188 1968 thru 1969 188 1970 thru 1978 FA1500001 thru FA1500120 FRA1500121 thru FRA1500281 thru 27169 thru 47746 17247747 thru 17265684 F172-0001 thru F172-0654 F17200655 thru F17201384 FR17200001 thru FR17200559 P17257120 thru P17257188 FP172-0001 thru FP172-0003 55001 thru 56777 17556778 thru 17557119 17700001 thru 17702752 177RG0001 thru 177RG1366 F177RG0001thru F177RG0177 thru 50911 18050912 thru 18053203 thru 53007 18253008 thru 18268434 A182-0001 F18200001 thru 5 R18200001 thru R18201999. FR18200001 thru FR18200070 185-0001 thru 185-1599 18501600 thru 18504424 188-0446 thru 188-0572 18800573 thru 18803296 A182-0146 F18200169 Page 1 of 4 To obtain satisfactory results, procedures specified in this publication must be accomplished in accordance with accepted methods and prevailing government regulations. The Cessna Aircraft Company cannot be responsible for the quality of work performed in accomplishing the requirements of this publication. Cessna The Cessna Aircraft Company Customer Services P.O. Box 7706 Wichita, Kansas 67277 U.S.A. 316-941-7550 TELEX 4319022 FAX 316-942-9006 1:1992 Lasseo Arcra Campany MODEL SERIES YEAR 1965 thru 1969 1970 188 205 206 1972 thru 1978 1963 thru 1964 1964 P206/TP206 P206/TP206 U206/TU206 U206/TU206 207/T207 210 1965 thru 1969 1970 thru 1984 1969 thru 1984 1960 210 T210 1961 thru 1966 1966 SERIAL NUMBERS 18800967 thru 18803296T 205-0001 thru 205-0577 206-0001 thru 206-0275 P206-0001 thru P206-0603 P20600604 thru P20600647 U206-0276 thru U206-1444 U20601445 thru U20606846 20700001 thru 20700788 57001 thru 57575 21057576 thru 21058818 T210-0001 thru T210-0197 PURPOSE To provide a modification for replacing flush and/or non-vented type fuel caps with new raised reduced diameter vented style fuel caps. The new cap is designed to assist in preventing water from entering into the fuel tank through the fuel filler ports and to provide secondary venting capabilities for each tank. The new cap and fuel filler port adapters are of the reduced diameter type to assist in preventing the airplane from being misfueled with turbine/jet fuel. Airplanes that are equipped with a turbocharger and have external placards that identify the airplane as turbocharger equipped ("Turbo System" or "Turbo Centurion”, etc.) shall have these placards removed to assist in preventing these airplanes from being misfueled with turbine/jet fuel. Careful preflight inspection of the primary fuel vent(s) is required to assure a properly functioning vent system. Any indication of fuel vent system blockage shall be investigated and the cause corrected before next flight. Some symptoms of vent system blockage are: inability of air to pass through the vent line, fuel tank “oil-canning" in flight or immediately after flight, sudden in-rush of air when the fuel cap is removed or loss of fuel tank capacity. With the airplane on a level surface, fuel samples from each fuel drain shall be taken during each preflight inspection to verify that the airplane has been serviced with the correct aviation fuel and that no water or other contaminants are present. Water, contaminants and/or unidentifiable fuel shall be removed from the fuel system before flight. Failure to verify that the airplane has been serviced with the proper type/grade of aviation fuel, and that fuel tank vent(s) are not obstructed, and failure to remove all fuel contaminants before flight may result in loss of engine power or engine stoppage in flight. COMPLIANCE Mandatory; shall be accomplished within the next 400 hours of operation or 12 months, whichever occurs first. This Service Bulletin supersedes: Single Engine Service Letter SE77-6 and SE77-6 Revision 1: Vented Fuel Caps. Single Engine Service Information Letter SE84-16 and SE84-16 Revision 1: Fuel Filler Diameter Modifica- tion And External Turbo Placard Removal. 1. If SE77-6, SE77-6 Revision 1 or FAA AD79-10-14R1 has previously been accomplished by installing C156003-0101 vented fuel caps, compliance with this Service Bulletin is not required for the following airplanes: All serial numbers listed in the Effectivity section of this Service Bulletin for models 140, 150, A150, F150, FA150, FRA150, 170, 172, F172, P172, FP172, FR172, 175 and 180 serials 30000 thru 50448 and 182 serials 33000 thru 51825. Page 2 SEB92-27 September 4, 1992 2. If SE84-16 or SE84-16 Revision 1 has previously been accomplished by installing the appropriate Service Kit, SK177-39, SK177-40, SK182-85, SK182-86 (or later revision) and all external placards identifying the airplane as turbocharged have been removed, compliance with this Service Bulletin is not required for the following airplanes: All serial numbers listed in the Effectivity section of this Service Bulletin for models A182, F182, FR182, 185, 188, 205, 206, P206, U206, 207, 210, T210 and 180 serials 50449 thru 18053203, 182 serials 51826 thru 18268434. APPROVAL
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FAA approval has been obtained on technical data in this publication that affects airplane type design. For Reims Aviation airplanes; DGAC approval has been obtained on technical data in this publication that affects airplane type design. MAN-HOURS Approximately 1.5 to 2.6 man-hours per fuel filler port for Service Kit installation. Approximately 0.2 man-hours per fuel cap for airplanes requiring cap replacement only. MATERIAL The following parts are available from the Cessna Supply Division thru an appropriate Cessna Service Station for the suggested list price shown. PART NUMBER SK177-39D (See Note 1) SK177-40D (See Note1) SK182-85B (See Note 1&2) SK182-86C (See Note 1) C156003-0101 (See Note 3&5) 0709115-2 (See Note 4) 000001 DESCRIPTION Fuel Cap Modification Kit Standard Range Tanks Fuel Cap Modification - Kit Long Range Tanks Fuel Cap Modification Kit Bladder Fuel Cells - Fuel Cap Modification - Kit Integral Fuel Cells Fuel Cap QTY./ AIRPLANE PRICE * 1 $ 115.00 (✗) ea. - * 1 $ 112.00 (X) ea. * 1 $ 144.00 (X) ea. * 95.80 (X) ea. 2 * $ 25.90 (X) ea. * Fuel Cap Cover Door 2 $ 25.50 (X) ea. Avgas Placard - GAMA 2 $ 2.30 (PS) ea. (See Note 3) (80, 100LL, 100) Avgas Placard - GAMA (100LL, 100) Sealant (6 Oz. SemKit) Sealant (2.5 Oz. SemKit) S2608-1 (See Note 5) CMNP022CLASSB1/2 (Alternate PR1403G-B1/2) (See Note 1) CMNP021CLASSB1/2 (Alternate MILS8802||B1/2) (See Note 3&5) NOTE 1: Refer to the attached Fuel Cap Modification Service Kits installation instructions for appli- cable airplane model and serials. $ 1.50 (PS) ea. * 1 $ 27.30 (X) ea. * $ 20.90 (✗) ea. SEB92-27 September 4, 1992 Page 3 * NOTE 2: Airplanes with optional Auxiliary Refueling (4 fuel filler caps) will require 2 ea. per airplane. NOTE 3: For all serials of models 140A, 150, A150, F150, FA150, FRA150, 170, 172, F172, P172, FP172, 175 and 180 serials 30000 thru 50448 and 182 serials 33000 thru 51825. NOTE 4: Required only for initial installation of vented fuel caps, model 180 serials 30000 thru 50448 and model 182 serials 33000 thru 51825. NOTE 5: For all serials of models R172 and FR172 airplanes. The special below-cost price shown will remain in effect thru December 31, 1993. Thereafter, prices may increase to reflect cost increases to Cessna, but will remain specially priced to provide no profit to Cessna. ALL PRICES SUBJECT TO CHANGE WITHOUT NOTICE ACCOMPLISHMENT INSTRUCTIONS 1. For models 140A, 150, A150, F150, FA150, FRA150, 170 172, F172, P172, FP172, FR172, 175, 180 serials 30000 thru 50448 and 182 serials 33000 thru 51825: A. B. C. Remove existing fuel caps from airplane and replace with new C156003-0101 vented fuel caps. For vented fuel cap installations on models 140A, 150, A150, F150, FA150, FRA150, 170, 172, F172, P172, FP172, FR172 and 175, manufactured prior to 1972. 1. 2. If desired, the fuel filler neck may be rotated (tightened or loosened, as required) to align the fuel cap handles with the slipstream. After the fuel filler neck has been realigned, fillet seal the filler neck to fuel tank adapter plate joint with CMNP021CLASSB1/2 sealant or equivalent. For model 180 serials 30000 thru 50448 and model 182 serials 33000 thru 51825; remove existing fuel cap cover door and install new 0709115-2 cover door on initial installation of vented fuel caps. 2. D. Install the appropriate fuel grade GAMA placard next to each fuel filler port. E. Make an appropriate entry in the airplane logbook stating this Service Bulletin has been complied with and method of compliance. For models 177, 177RG, F177RG, 180 serials 50449 and On, 182 serials 51826 and On, R182, FR182, 185, 188, 205, 206, P206, U206, 207, 210 and T210. A. Service Kits SK177-39D, SK177-40D, SK182-85B and SK182-86C Fuel Cap Modification installation instructions are attached. CREDIT Not Applicable OWNER NOTIFICATION On September 11, 1992 a copy of this Service Bulletin less Service Kits installation instructions will be sent to applicable owners of record. Please contact a Cessna Single Engine Service Station for detailed information regarding specific parts requirements and the accomplishment of this Service Bulletin on your airplane. Page 4 * * * SEB92-27 September 4, 1992 Single-Engine SERVICE KIT TITLE REDUCED DIAMETER FUEL CAP MODIFICATION (STANDARD TANKS) Cessna SK177-39D EFFECTIVITY MODEL(S) 177 177RG F177RG SERIAL NUMBERS 17700001 thru 17702752 177RG0001 thru 177RG0282 F177RG0001 thru F177RG0062 DESCRIPTION The following procedures provide instructions to replace existing flush type fuel cap with a protruding reduc reduced diameter fuel cap and a new adapter filler door. APPROVAL FAA approval has been obtained on technical data in this publication that affects airplane type design. For Reims Aviation airplanes: DGAC approval has been obtained on technical data in this publication that affects airplane type design. |that REFERENCE SEB92-27 CHANGE IN WEIGHT AND BALANCE WEIGHT INCREASE ARM RESULTANT MOMENT MOMENT/1000 0.6 pounds 40.6 inches 24.3 inch/pounds 0.024 October 5, 1984 Revised September 4, 1992 SK177-39 Page 1 of 4 To obtain satisfactory results, procedures specified in this publication must be accomplished in accordance with accepted methods and prevailing government regulations. The Cessna Aircraft Company cannot be responsible for the quality of work performed in accomplishing the requirements of this publication. The Cessna Aircraft Company, Product Support, P.O. Box 7706, Wichita, Kansas 67277, U.S.A. (316) 941-7550, Telex 4319022, Facsimile (316) 942-9006 COPYRIGHT © 1992 SERVICE KIT SK177-39D MATERIAL INFORMATION PART NUMBER SK177-39D C156003-0101 C156001-0104 S2608-1 000001 2009015-4 QUANTITY 122222- DESCRIPTION Kit, consisting of the following parts: Cap Assembly Chain Assembly Placard - GAMA Avgas, 100/100LL Placard GAMA Avgas, 80/100LL/100 Filler Door Assembly Instructions NOTE: In addition to the parts provided in this Service Kit, the following additional parts must be available for installation of this service kit. PART NUMBER CMNP022CLASSB1/2 Various QUANTITY 1 As Required DESCRIPTION - Sealant Low Adhesion (6 Oz. SemKit) (Alternate PR1403G-B1/2 or equivalent) Placards (to replace those removed during installation of this kit). (Refer to appropriate Parts Catalog.) ACCOMPLISHMENT INSTRUCTIONS 1. Description of Installation. A. Draining fuel from tanks. B. C. Removing existing fuel filler door assemblies with cap and adapter assemblies. Installing and sealing new filler door assemblies furnished in kit. D. 2. Installing placards removed for this installation. Installation Instructions. A. (Refer to Figure 1.) Fuel Cap and Adapter Modification. | (1) Drain fuel from both RH and LH wing tanks. (2) Remove existing filler door assembly, which includes cap, adapter and chain assembly, discard filler door assembly, retain screws (3). (3) Clean off all old sealer remaining on the filler door assembly cavity, on leading edge upper skin (4). NOTE: Be sure and check fuel cell for dirt, old sealer, etc. that may have fallen into fuel cell. Clean or vacuum as required. (4) Apply CMNP022CLASSB1/2 sealer per instructions on container and appropriate Service Manual sealing procedures, to the faying surface (6) on door assembly (7). Cure time for sealer is 24 hours at approximately 77° F (25° C) and 50% relative humidity. NOTE: Be sure and position the filler door assembly with the slotted opening of the indicator guard forward. (5) Install new filler door assembly (7) and secure with retained screws (3). October 5, 1984 Revised September 4, 1992 SK177-39 Page 2 3. SERVICE KIT (6) Attach chain assembly (2) to filler door assembly (7) and cap assembly (1). NOTE: SK177-39D Replace all placards removed during this modification. Refer to the appropriate Parts Catalog for part numbers. Install appropriate GAMA fuel placard near fuel filler. (7) Repeat these same procedures for the opposite wing. (8) After completion of this modification, refuel airplane. Make an entry in the airplane logbook stating this service kit has been installed. October 5, 1984 Revised September 4, 1992 SK177-39 Page 3 SERVICE KIT KIT SK177-39D A (1) C156003-0101 CAP ASSEMBLY (2 REQUIRED) (CAP SHOWN IN CLOSED POSITION) (7) 2009015-4 FILLER DOOR ASSEMBLY - LH (2 REQUIRED) (2) C156001-0104 CHAIN ASSEMBLY (2 REQUIRED) (3) EXISTING SCREWS (REFERENCE) (6) FAYING SURFACE (REFERENCE) October 5, 1984 Revised September 4, 1992 FWD OUTBO DETAIL A LH SHOWN - RH OPPOSITE Figure 1. Fuel Cap & Adapter Modification (4) WING LEADING EDGE UPPER SKIN (REFERENCE) (5) DOUBLER ASSEMBLY (REFERENCE) SK177-39 Page 4 Single-Engine SERVICE KIT TITLE REDUCED DIAMETER FUEL CAP MODIFICATION (LONG RANGE TANKS) Cessna SK177-40D EFFECTIVITY MODEL(S) 177 177RG F177RG SERIAL NUMBERS 17701774 thru 17702752 177RG0283 thru 177RG1366 F177RG0063 thru F177RG0177 DESCRIPTION The following procedures provide instructions to replace existing flush type fuel cap with a protruding reduced diameter fuel cap and a new adapter filler door. APPROVAL FAA approval has been obtained on technical data in this publication that affects airplane type design. For Reims Aviation airplanes: DGAC approval has been obtained on technical data in this publication that affects airplane type design. REFERENCE SEB92-27 CHANGE IN WEIGHT AND BALANCE WEIGHT INCREASE I ARM RESULTANT MOMENT MOMENT/1000 0.6 pounds 40.6 inches 24.3 inch/pounds 0.024 October 5, 1984 Revised September 4, 1992 SK177-40 Page 1 of 4 To obtain satisfactory results, procedures specified in this publication must be accomplished in accordance with accepted methods and prevailing government regulations. The Cessna Aircraft Company cannot be responsible for the quality of work performed in accomplishing the requirements of this publication. The Cessna Aircraft Company, Product Support, P.O. Box 7706, Wichita, Kansas 67277, U.S.A. (316) 941-7550, Telex 4319022, Facsimile (316) 942-9006 COPYRIGHT © 1992 MATERIAL INFORMATION PART NUMBER SK177-40D SERVICE KIT QUANTITY 1 C156001-0104 C156003-0101 S2608-1 2009015-5 2009015-6 22211 2 1 1 DESCRIPTION SK177-40D Kit, consisting of the following parts: Chain Assembly Cap Assembly Placard GAMA Avgas, 100/100LL - Filler Door Assembly - LH Filler Door Assembly - RH Instructions NOTE: In addition to the parts provided in this Service Kit, the following additional parts must be available for installation of this service kit. PART NUMBER CMNP022CLASSB1/2 QUANTITY 1 Various As Required DESCRIPTION - Sealant Low Adhesion - (6 oz. Semkit) Alternate is PR1403G-B1/2 or equivalent Placards (to replace those removed during installation of this kit). (Refer to appropriate Parts Catalog.) ACCOMPLISHMENT INSTRUCTIONS 1. Description of Installation. A. Draining fuel from tanks. B. Removing existing fuel filler door assemblies with cap and adapter assemblies. 2. C. Installing and sealing new filler door assemblies furnished in kit. D. Installing placards removed for this installation. Installation Instructions. A. (Refer to Figure 1.) Fuel Cap and Adapter Modification. (1) Drain fuel from both RH and LH wing tanks. (2) Remove existing filler door assembly, which includes cap, adapter and chain assembly, discard filler door assembly, retain screws (3). (3) Clean off all old sealer remaining on the filler door assembly cavity, on leading edge upper skin (4). NOTE: Be sure and check fuel cell for dirt, old sealer, etc. that may have fallen into fuel cell. Clean or vacuum as required. (4) Apply CMNP022CLASSB1/2 sealer per instructions on container and appropriate Service Manual sealing procedures, to the faying surface (6) on door assembly (7). Cure time for sealer is 24 hours at approximately 77° F (25° C) and 50% relative humidity. October 5, 1984 Revised September 4, 1992 SK177-40 Page 2 SERVICE KIT SK177-40D (5) Install new filler door assembly (7) and secure with retained screws (3). NOTE: Be sure and position the filler door assembly with the slotted opening of the indicator guard forward and slightly outboard for both the RH & LH filler door assemblies, 2009015-5 for the LH wing and 2009015-6 for the RH wing.. (6) Attach chain assembly (2) to filler door assembly (7) and cap assembly (1). NOTE: Replace all placards removed during this modification. Refer to the appropriate Parts Catalog for part numbers. Install S2608-1 GAMA fuel placard near fuel filler. (7) Repeat these same procedures for the opposite wing. (8) After completion of this modification, refuel airplane. 3. Make an entry in the airplane logbook stating this service kit has been installed. October 5, 1984 Revised September 4, 1992 SK177-40 Page 3 SERVICE KIT KIT SK177-40D A (1) C156003-0101 CAP ASSEMBLY (2 REQUIRED) (CAP SHOWN IN CLOSED POSITION) (7) 2009015-5 FILLER DOOR ASSEMBLY - LH 2009015-6 FILLER DOOR ASSEMBLY - RH (1 REQUIRED) (2) C156001-0104 CHAIN ASSEMBLY (2 REQUIRED) (3) EXISTING SCREWS (REFERENCE) (6) FAYING SURFACE (REFERENCE___ October 5, 1984 Revised September 4, 1992 FWD OUTBD DETAIL A LH SHOWN -RH OPPOSITE Figure 1. Fuel Cap & Adapter Modification (4) WING LEADING EDGE UPPER SKIN (REFERENCE) (5) DOUBLER ASSEMBLY (REFERENCE) SK177-40 Page 4 Single-Engine SERVICE KIT TITLE REDUCED DIAMETER FUEL CAP MODIFICATION (BLADDER FUEL CELLS) Cessna SK182-85B EFFECTIVITY MODEL(S) 180 182 R182 F182 FR182 A182 185 188 188 205 206 P206, TP206 U206, TU206 207, T207 210 T210 SERIAL NUMBERS 50449 thru 50911 18050912 thru 18053000 18053001 thru 18053203 (With Opt. Bladder Tank) 51826 thru 53007 18253008 thru 18266590 R18200001 thru R18200583 F18200001 thru F18200094 FR18200001 thru FR18200020 A182-0001 thru A182-0146 185-0001 thru 18503683 18503684 thru 18504424 (With Opt. Bladder Tank) 188-0446 thru 18803296 (Wing Tanks Only) 18800967T thru 18803296T (Wing Tanks Only) 205-0001 thru 205-0577 206-0001 thru 206-0275 P206-0001 thru P20600647 U206-0276 thru U20604649 20700001 thru 20700788 57001 thru 57575 21057576 thru 21058818 T210-0001 thru T210-0197 DESCRIPTION The following procedures provide instructions to replace existing flush type fuel cap with a protruding The following procedures provide instruct APPROVAL FAA approval has been obtained on technical data in this publication that affects airplane type design. For Reims Aviation airplanes: DGAC approval has been obtained on technical data in this publication that that affects airplane type design. REFERENCE SEB92-27 CHANGE IN WEIGHT AND BALANCE Negligible _September 21, 1984 Revised September 4, 1992 SK182-85 Page 1 of 4 To obtain satisfactory results, procedures specified in this publication must be accomplished in accordance with accepted industry maintenance practices and prevailing government regulations. The Cessna Aircraft Company is not responsible for the quality of work performed in complying with the requirements herein. The Cessna Aircraft Company, Customer Services, P.O. Box 7706, Wichita, Kansas 67277, U.S.A. (316) 941-7550, Telex 4319022, Telefax (316) 942-9006 COPYRIGHT © 1992 SERVICE KIT SK182-85B MATERIAL INFORMATION NOTE: Models 180, 185, 206 and 207 airplanes equipped with optional auxiliary refueling will require two each SK182-85B Kits (4 caps & adapter assemblies). NOTE: PART NUMBER SK182-85B C156001-0104 C156003-0101 S2608-1 000001 0726002-1 1621412-1 QUANTITY DESCRIPTION 1 Kit, consisting of the following 2 2 2 2 2 2 22 1 parts: Chain Assembly Cap Assembly Placard GAMA Avgas, - 100/100LL Placard GAMA Avgas, 80/100LL/100 Gasket Adapter Assembly Instructions In addition to the parts provided in this Service Kit, the following additional parts must be available for installation of this service kit. PART NUMBER Various QUANTITY As Required DESCRIPTION Installation of this kit consists of: 1. A. Draining fuel from tanks. B. Removing existing fuel cap and adapter assembly. C. D. Installing new gasket, adapter, and cap assembly. 2. DESCRIPTION Placards (to replace those removed during installation of this kit). (Refer to appropriate Parts Catalog.) Installing new placards removed for this modification. Installation Instructions. A. Drain fuel from both RH and LH wing tanks. B. C. Remove existing fuel cap adapter in location (1), with existing cap assembly (4) and gasket. Retain hardware, discard fuel cap, chain, and adapter assembly. NOTE: Be sure and check fuel bladder for dirt or foreign matter that may have fallen into bladder. Clean or vacuum out bladder as required. Install new adapter assembly (1) with 0726002-1 gasket furnished in kit, using retained hardware (2) removed in step (2). NOTE: Install adapter assembly with the long side of internal filler neck extension forward. September 21, 1984 Revised September 4, 1992 SK182-85B Page SERVICE KIT SK182-85B 3. 4. 5. D. E. Attach chain assembly to cap assembly (4), and adapter assembly (1). NOTE: Replace all placards removed during this modification. Refer to appropriate Parts Catalog for part numbers. Delete 1205253-1 Fuel Cap Alignment Placard with incorporation of this kit. Install appropriate GAMA fuel placard near fuel filler. Repeat these same procedures for the opposite side. "Turbo" placards removal (if installed): A. B. Remove adhesive backed external “Turbo" placards by heating with a heat gun until the adhesive softens, then remove the placard. Clean excess adhesive off the airplane with naptha or methyl ethyl ketone (MEK). NOTE: If airplane paint is lacquer (or if paint type is unknown) use naptha initially. MEK will soften lacquer paint and may cause it to wrinkle. Remove mechanically fastened external "Turbo" placards (attached with screws or rivets) by removing the attaching fasteners. Plug the screw or rivet holes with suitable sized cherry rivets and paint to match the airplane. After completion of both fuel cap replacements, refuel airplane. Make an entry in the airplane logbook stating this service kit has been installed. September 21, 1984 Revised September 4, 1992 SK182-85B Page 3
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