1971–1996 Beechcraft Bonanza F33, G33, F33A, F33C Illustrated Parts Catalog (P/N 33-590010-7F3)

This Beechcraft Bonanza F33, G33, F33A and F33C Illustrated Parts Catalog identifies replacement parts by assembly and aircraft serial number. Publication 33-590010-7F3 is the April 11, 1986 reissue revised March 15, 1996, with a revision history beginning in January 1971.

• Airframe structures: Illustrated breakdowns of wing skins, fuselage and canopy structures, empennage, spar assemblies and their attaching hardware.

• Flight controls: Aileron, elevator and rudder control linkages, control columns, flap mechanisms and elevator-tab actuators, with associated parts lists.

• Landing gear and brakes: Retraction mechanisms, gearbox and motor assemblies, nose-wheel steering, shimmy damper, and standard and dual-brake plumbing.

• Power plant and fuel: Engine installations, cowlings, exhaust systems, propeller governors, induction assemblies, fuel boost pumps and selector-valve components.

• Electrical and instruments: Battery installations, alternators, starters, rotating beacons, instrument pressure equipment, and pitot and static-system parts.

• Cabin and oxygen equipment: Cabin furnishings, seat mechanisms, oxygen bottles and distribution lines, plus air-conditioning and ventilation assemblies.

• Autopilot and avionics: Brittain autopilot and stability-augmentation components, along with serial-specific emergency locator transmitter installations and associated hardware.

This catalog suits aircraft maintenance and parts personnel who are familiar with illustrated assemblies and aircraft serial-number effectivity.

Airframe Parts and Assembly Breakdown

Functional group, alphabetical and alpha-numeric indexes connect assembly names and known part numbers to the relevant figures. Each figure has its own effectivity codes; matching those codes to your airframe helps distinguish the correct production configuration before ordering parts for a repair.

Front Spar Carry Thru and Rear Spar Carry Thru illustrations separate the structural installations. The indenture layout links detail parts to their parent assemblies, while units-per-assembly entries show quantities and NP identifies non-procurable items.

Cross-check the stated serial-number effectivity against your airframe before ordering hardware or planning structural work. The illustrations are for parts identification, not maintenance reassembly. Troubleshooting and repair procedures require the appropriate Shop Manual.

Landing Gear, Brakes and Flight Controls

Landing Gear Retract Gearbox views identify actuator housings, gears and hand-crank components. Brake Plumbing/Dual Brakes drawings distinguish the hydraulic layouts and master-cylinder installations.

Wheel and brake entries include paired replacement notes, so replacement selection involves both assemblies. In the flap-control section, motors C145-200 and C145-250 are listed as exchange-only, non-repairable units.

Power Plant and Fuel Configurations

Separate power-plant figures distinguish IO470K, IO470N and IO520BB installations, including engine-mount hardware and McCauley or Hartzell propeller configurations. Cowlings, baffles, exhaust components and induction assemblies have their own illustrated breakdowns.

Fuel-system figures separate airframe plumbing from engine-section lines and fittings. Fuel boost pumps, selector valves, caps and optional wing-tip tank installations are identified with their applicable parts and serial ranges.

Electrical Equipment and Instrument Plumbing

Electrical parts lists distinguish alternator and starter ratings, battery installations and rotating-beacon configurations. The Instrument Pressure System drawings identify pumps, regulators and filters within the vacuum/pressure-system section; separate Pitot and Static System views show line routing and fittings.

The alternator-mounted radio-noise filter has a specific hardware note for pre-tapped mounting holes. Using the wrong fastener there can damage the existing threads.

Wiring diagrams are not included. The catalog directs electrical circuit work to a separate Wiring Diagram Manual.

Selected Tire Sizes and Battery Configurations

These entries are a small sample of the catalog's component-size and electrical-rating data. Main gear listings specify 6.00 x 6, six-ply tube-type tires for CD-1235 through CD-1271, CE-290 through CE-300 and CJ-26 through CJ-30.

The corresponding 7.00 x 6, six-ply tube-type main tires apply to CD-1272 through CD-1304, CE-301 and after, and CJ-31 and after.

Electrical listings distinguish 12-volt batteries for 14-volt installations from 24-volt batteries used with 28-volt starter and alternator equipment.

PDF Search, Bookmarks and Page Count

Text search and figure navigation: OCR text search and embedded bookmarks provide access to the indexes and assembly groups. Recognition errors can affect exact part-number searches, so check the number against the page image. Small callouts in the illustrated views are easier to read when enlarged.

Supplied as one printable, 1,358-page PDF in English. The total already includes the cover, revision pages, three index divider pages and one duplicated index page.