1971-1976 Cessna 177RG Illustrated Parts Catalog (P/N P535-12-RAND-1000-10/75)
Cessna Models Covered & Key Technical Specifications
Models: Cessna 177RG
Sub-models / Variants: Cardinal RG, Cardinal RGII
Model Years: 1971–1976
Serial Numbers: 177RG0001–177RG0788 and on
Technical Data:
- Model designation: Cessna 177RG
- Catalog coverage: 1971–1976 airframe parts and components
- Publication date: 1 October 1975
- Document format: Illustrated Parts Catalog (IPC)
- Applicable systems: Wing assemblies, empennage, fuselage structure, interior trim, exterior placarding
- Standard hardware types: AN and NAS series specifications
Cessna Manual Features & Content Preview
This 450-page official OEM parts catalog delivers factory-authorized component identification for the 1971–1976 Cessna 177RG series. It provides the exact part numbers and installation reference data required for accurate maintenance and restoration of the Cardinal RG and Cardinal RGII airframes.
- Official OEM publication (P/N P535-12-RAND-1000-10/75, dated October 1, 1975), superseding all previous editions for the 177RG model line
- Contains 50 detailed exploded-view diagrams with numerical index references mapping every fuselage, wing, and empennage component
- Features extensive interior trim and finish code charts linking serial-range trim levels for model years 1971 through 1976
Assembly and Component Breakdown
The manual documents the complete structural breakdown of the aircraft. It organizes components systematically by system and figure number to streamline shop workflow. Major sections cover the wing assembly, complete with leading-edge components, fuel tank drain valve installations, and aileron control setups. Further segments detail the empennage. You will find exact hardware specifications for the rudder and stabilator, alongside forward fuselage structure assemblies. Cross-reference tables match popular marketing names to their specific factory serial number ranges. This allows mechanics to achieve precise parts identification across the entire production run.
Reference Data and Ordering Information
Proper parts ordering requires accurate nomenclature. This documentation provides specific instructions for interpreting the finish and trim plate located on the aircraft door jamb. Detailed tables link interior paint and plastic part numbers to specific color codes based on the exact production model year. Keep in mind that aviation safety mandates strict adherence to current factory specifications. Always verify part numbers against active manufacturer supersedures before initiating any structural work or flight-critical replacements.
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