1977 Teledyne Continental IO-360 / TSIO-360 / LTSIO-360 Aircraft Engines Illustrated Parts Catalog

Teledyne Continental IO-360, TSIO-360 & LTSIO-360 Illustrated Parts Catalog (1977)

Keep your engine overhaul on track and avoid ordering incorrect components. This official OEM parts catalog is the definitive reference for identifying hardware configurations across the 1970–1977 Teledyne Continental engine range.

• Official OEM Form No. X30031A (April 1977), spanning 118 pages of comprehensive technical data.
• Covers IO-360, TSIO-360, and LTSIO-360 series engines, including A, B, C, D, G, H, and J model variants.
• Features 46 exploded-view diagrams with index-keyed part lists for precise component identification.
• Includes a vital serial-number-to-specification cross-reference index to verify your exact engine configuration.
• Provides dedicated listings for oversize and undersize parts (Section IV) alongside comprehensive overhaul parts sets (Section V).
• Instant digital download—get immediate access directly to your device and print only the sections you need for the shop floor.

Component Assembly Documentation

Stop guessing on hardware fitment. This manual thoroughly details all primary engine groups to streamline your workflow. You will find exact OEM part numbers and exploded views for crankshaft and damper assemblies, camshaft timing components, and piston and ring configurations.

The documentation maps out the exact routing and hardware required for the induction, fuel injection, and exhaust systems. Accessory mounting details are clearly broken down for generators, alternators, starters, and magnetos. Every schematic includes the specific bolts, studs, gaskets, seals, and specialized hardware required for a factory-correct assembly.

Engine Identification & Technical Specifications

Having accurate fastener data is critical on the bench. This catalog lists exact stud dimensions and quantities for every major assembly to help eliminate reassembly errors. It also indexes highly specific components, such as intake manifold gaskets, separating the configurations used on naturally aspirated versus turbocharged models.

While this catalog is an essential tool for identifying factory hardware configurations and sourcing correct part numbers, it is structured solely as an illustrated parts reference. To ensure strict aviation safety standards, always pair this document with the corresponding factory service manual for approved repair procedures, exact torque specifications, and engine diagnostics prior to installation and operation.