Beechcraft Bonanza V35B Illustrated Parts Catalog 1970-1987 • P/N 35-590102-5E, revised June 26, 1987

Beechcraft Bonanza V35B & V35B-TC Parts Documentation

• Official Beech Aircraft Corporation publication P/N 35-590102-5E, revised June 26, 1987
• Comprehensive 1003-page catalog covering airframe, landing gear, power plant, and avionics
• Applicable to 1970–1987 Beechcraft Bonanza V35B and V35B-TC aircraft (serial numbers D-9069 and after)
• Contains 417 figure-based assembly diagrams paired with detailed parts identification tables
• Indexed, searchable PDF provided via instant download immediately after checkout
• Essential workshop reference for component identification during scheduled maintenance or repair
• This June 1987 revision represents the final update for these specific Bonanza series models

Component Breakdown and Assembly Diagrams

This OEM Illustrated Parts Catalog delivers a systematic breakdown of the internal systems for the Bonanza V35B and V35B-TC. The documentation organizes the aircraft into major functional groups. You will find precise details ranging from the core airframe structure and wing assemblies to the power plant and avionics suite. Exploded-view diagrams illustrate specific installations clearly. This layout allows aviation technicians and mechanics to efficiently identify assemblies, sub-assemblies, and individual detail parts. Every entry features accurate units-per-assembly counts and applicability codes for serial number effectivity. This ensures absolute precision when sourcing specific hardware for an upcoming repair.

Technical Specifications and Reference Data

Technical data within the catalog documents key identification parameters vital for workshop efficiency. Diagnostic thresholds for electrical networks and environmental systems assist in verifying component compatibility. Torque requirements and clearance references align strictly with factory standards to support ongoing structural integrity. Safety remains the highest priority in aviation maintenance. Always cross-reference this parts documentation with certified aviation personnel and current FAA flight safety directives prior to performing any active service on the aircraft.