1970–1977 Teledyne Continental IO-360 / TSIO-360 / LTSIO-360 Aircraft Engines Illustrated Parts Catalog (P/N X30031A)

Identify factory parts for the listed 1970–1977 IO-360, TSIO-360, and LTSIO-360 aircraft engines with Teledyne Continental's Illustrated Parts Catalog, Form No. X30031A (April 1977).

Supplied as one 118-page PDF. Printed page 7-2 is missing from the customer-specification section.

• Engine internals: Crankcase studding, crankshaft and damper assemblies, camshaft timing components, connecting rods, and piston and ring configurations with illustrated parts lists.

• Cylinders and cooling: Cylinder assemblies, valve rocker shafts, push rod housings, and intercylinder baffle assemblies, with model-specific hardware and quantities.

• Lubrication: Crankcase cover, oil sump, and oil cooler assemblies, including oil-pump components, pressure-relief hardware, filter adapters, and oil scavenge pumps.

• Starting and ignition: Starter adapter assemblies, accessory drive adapters, alternators, Bendix magnetos, ignition harnesses, and magneto drive assemblies.

• Induction and fuel: Intake manifold hardware, fuel manifold valves, injection nozzles, and engine priming systems, with separate naturally aspirated and turbocharged parts listings.

• Exhaust and accessories: Turbocharger and exhaust-system assemblies plus the optional Freon compressor kit and its drive hardware.

• Repair parts: Oversize and undersize parts, overhaul gasket sets, piston ring sets, crankshaft bearing sets, and a numerical parts index.

Suited to aircraft engine mechanics and parts personnel who can match engine model, customer specification, and assembly callouts before selecting components.

Engine Identification and Customer Specifications

Separate IO-360 and TSIO/LTSIO-360 tables show part numbers and quantities by model. Section I links listed serial numbers to customer specifications; Section VII lists differences from the basic engines.

These tables help distinguish starter, magneto, and fuel-injection configurations before ordering repair parts. Aircraft-manufacturer-supplied accessories may require the aircraft manufacturer's parts documentation.

Component Assembly Documentation

Sections II and III contain 46 numbered exploded-view figures with corresponding parts lists. Examples include Crankcase Studding Assembly, Crankshaft Group, Starter and Starter Adapter Assembly, Induction System, Exhaust System, and Magneto Drive Assembly.

Crankshaft compatibility: The notes distinguish crankshaft assemblies 633527 and 639200 and explicitly prohibit mixing their counterweight, bushing, and pin combinations.

Nonstandard sizes: Section IV distinguishes oversize thread pitch diameters from oversize outside diameters and undersize inside diameters. Section V separately identifies crankshaft bearing sets for LTSIO-360-E engines.

Fuel Injection, Ignition, and Accessory Details

Fuel injection: Parts listings identify pump, metering-unit, and fuel manifold valve connections, cylinder fuel tubes, injection nozzles, and intake manifold gaskets. For selected detail parts, the notes refer to the separate Fuel Injection System Overhaul Manual and Parts Catalog, Form No. X-30091, which is not included.

Ignition harnesses: Cable listings specify cylinder and plug-position assignments, terminal hardware, and the Thomas and Betts WT-217 crimping tool reference. These are harness parts views, not electrical circuit diagrams.

Accessory fit: The starter listings include a Delco-to-Prestolite substitution note addressing mounting studs. Accessory-manufacturer references cover generators/alternators, starters, and magnetos.

The optional Freon compressor kit documentation covers its drive and mounting parts; the belt and compressor are identified as customer-supplied.

Parts Identification and Repair Scope

Stud dimensions, assembly quantities, and AN/MS references accompany the listings for bolts, gaskets, seals, spacers, thrust washers, and retaining rings. Figure index numbers identify items in the drawings; the separate part-number column supplies the ordering references.

This catalog does not provide step-by-step overhaul or repair procedures, torque tables, or engine diagnostic tests. For engine repair and reassembly, use the applicable factory service manual alongside this parts catalog.

PDF Text Search and Navigation

The page total includes one cover page, one revision-status page, two contents pages, and 114 section pages. Text search is limited to the existing OCR on PDF pages 1–50, with recognition gaps; PDF pages 51–118 have no searchable text. Ten embedded bookmarks link to the front matter and Sections I–VII; small figure callouts and table entries may require zooming.