1974-1986 Cessna 182 & T182 Series Illustrated Parts Catalog

1974–1986 Cessna 182 & T182 Illustrated Parts Catalog

• Covers 1974–1986 Cessna 182 and T182 series aircraft, including F182, Skylane, and Turbo Skylane variants
• Official Cessna publication P690-12 (reissued 1 March 1996), superseding all prior 1983–1986 catalog versions
• Contains detailed exploded-view assembly diagrams and comprehensive cross-referenced lists for structural, interior, and exterior components essential for any repair planning
• Available as an instant download immediately after checkout
• Fully searchable OCR text layer lets you jump straight to a specific part number or assembly description
• Print individual sections right on the shop floor to keep your original digital file clean
• Securely stored in your account for easy retrieval after a hardware failure
• Definitive 758-page reference for serial number identification and finish/trim codes across the production range

Component Identification and Airframe Structure

This catalog provides an exhaustive breakdown of airframe assemblies. You will find complete documentation for wing structures, fuselage components, and interior trim. The manual indexes parts by individual figure indices. It defines structural relationships through detailed indentation and assembly-grouping tables. This ensures identifying specific part numbers for the 1974–1986 production range is highly accurate. Accurate lookup is a critical first step before starting any aviation repair. Technicians can easily correlate serial-numbered components with specific build configurations using the included paint code charts. Always verify part compatibility with the original manufacturer specifications prior to installation to maintain flight safety standards.

Engineering Specifications and Clearances

The documentation includes specific dimensional and electrical reference values vital for workshop accuracy. Nominal clearance for parts like stringers is listed at 12.75 in. within the assembly specifications. Maximum end play for components such as bolts is specified at 0.001 in. Electrical system standard voltage is documented at 12 Volt across all referenced components. These values streamline your workflow by providing quick reference points directly from the original equipment manufacturer.