Updated Articles

  1. SL-400 Piper Replacement of Tailbrace Rods

    The round upper and lower tail brace tie rod assemblies, part numbers 10555-02 and 10556-02, respectively, have been approved to replace the upper and lower streamline tail brace tie rod assemblies in the listed aircraft.
  2. SL-392 Piper PA-22 Inspection and Adjustment of Nose Wheel Shimmy Dampener Assembly

    Inspection of the Monroe type shimmy dampeners, part numbers 21701-02 and 21701-04.
  3. SL-373 Piper Installation of Oil Shields on Dry Vacuum Pumps

    Installation of oil shields on Airborne Mechanisms Dry Vacuum Pumps, Models 113A1 and 113A5, to prevent oil or cleaning solvents from entering the vent holes in the face of the mounting flange.
  4. SL-369 Piper PA-22 Inspection of Brake Cable and Pulleys

    Closer inspection required of the brake cable and pulleys is necessary to find frayed or broken cables, generally where the cable contacts the pulleys.
  5. SL-362B Piper Modification of Windshield Top Attachment

    Material list and instructions to reinforce the area where the fabric attaches to the fuselage under the windshield top and/or directly over the rear edge of the windshield top attachment channel.
  6. SL-358B Piper PA-22 Inspection of Engine and Nose Wheel Mounts

    Instructions for more rigid visual inspections of the engine and nose wheel mounts for indication of cracks at each of the 100 hour inspections.
  7. SL-355 Piper Stainless Steel Control Cables

    The following listing indicates the part numbers of the old type stainless steel control cables and the replacement cables of new design which may be used.
  8. SL-353A Piper PA-22 Propeller Decal

    The decal originally attached to the propellers of aircraft indicated by the above serial numbers is incorrect. The incorrectly marked decal must be removed and replaced with the correctly marked decal.
  9. SL-351 Piper Lubrication of Fuel Selector Valves

    Instructions for applying the recommended fuel valve lubricant in the listed Piper models.
  10. SL-349 Piper Adjustment of Engine Support Bushings

    Per Lycoming Division of Avco Corporation, it is permissible to use a torque value of 40 inch pounds to provide adequate tightness to maintain proper engine support in lieu of the linear dimension as previously specified.