Beechcraft Bonanza V35B & V35B-TC 1970–1987 Illustrated Parts Catalog (P/N 35-590102-5E4)

Beech Aircraft Corporation’s Illustrated Parts Catalog, P/N 35-590102-5E4, revised June 26, 1987, covers the 1970–1987 Bonanza V35B and V35B-TC, with overall catalog applicability beginning at serial D-9069. Individual installations and parts have their own serial effectivity.

PDF Search, Bookmarks and Page Contents

Finding entries and reading drawings: OCR text search has recognition errors and gaps in the index, so exact part-number searches may miss entries. Embedded bookmarks provide access to system sections and figure groups. Small illustration callouts require zooming.

One printable, English-language 1,003-page PDF, including two index divider pages and one duplicated index page. This is a single parts catalog with its revision records, introduction and indexes.

Airframe, Power Plant and Equipment Parts

These selected catalog sections show the range of illustrated parts coverage. Further entries include cabin upholstery and static discharge wicks.

• Airframe and flight controls: Wing and fuselage structures, stabilizer reinforcement, ruddervator and tab assemblies, control-column linkage, and illustrated ruddervator control arrangements.

• Landing gear and brakes: Main and nose gear, retract mechanisms, gearbox and motor breakdowns, shimmy damper, brake assemblies, and hydraulic brake plumbing.

• Power plant and propellers: Standard and turbocharged installations, exhaust and induction components, two- and three-bladed propellers, and electric propeller deice equipment.

• Fuel system: Illustrated fuel plumbing and component lists for the boost pump, selector valve, fuel cap and adaptor, and wing-tip fuel tanks.

• Autopilot and instruments: Brittain Autopilot and Flight Augmentation System installations, floating and fixed instrument panels, instrument-pressure plumbing, and pitot/static components.

• Electrical equipment and avionics: Battery, starter, alternator and standby generator parts; rotating beacon and strobe-light installations; emergency locator transmitter assemblies and mounting hardware.

• Oxygen and conditioned air: Oxygen bottles, regulators and outlets, plus air-conditioning compressor, condenser, evaporator and cabin air-distribution parts.

This catalog is suited to aviation maintenance and parts personnel who can interpret aircraft configurations, illustrated assembly breakdowns and serial-effectivity codes.

Finding the Correct Replacement Part

The functional-group and alphabetical indexes locate assemblies by system or component name. When a part number is already known, the alpha-numeric index points to its figure and item references; superseded numbers are marked separately.

Installation, sectional and exploded views distinguish assemblies, subassemblies, detail parts and attaching hardware. The accompanying quantities and applicability codes support component identification when planning maintenance or repair and preparing a parts order.

Assembly contents: The indented parts lists show which items belong to a parent assembly. Separately identified attaching hardware is not automatically included with that assembly, an important distinction when ordering replacements.

Serial effectivity: Each figure has its own code definitions. A code used in one figure can refer to a different serial range in another, so the relevant figure’s effectivity table governs the selection.

Power Plant and Instrument Configuration Details

The Turbocharged Power Plant breakdown identifies the turbocharger, oil connections, compressor ducting and exhaust-bypass valve. Its parts-list effectivity must be checked separately from the catalog’s overall serial coverage.

Engine mounts: The power plant lists identify non-interchangeable mounting kits. The later installation includes an explicit restriction against mixing mount types, making the existing mounting arrangement relevant to replacement-part selection.

Instrument matching: The Fixed Instrument Panel section specifies matching plus-marked transducers with plus-marked vertical-scale instruments. The Floating Instrument Panel and Subpanel figures provide related component references.

Illustration Scope and Repair Limitations

Figures such as Ruddervator and Tab Controls, Main Landing Gear Retract Mechanism, Brittain Autopilot and Floating Instrument Panel identify components and their relationships. They are parts-identification drawings, not step-by-step repair procedures. The manufacturer expressly states that the illustrations must not be used as a maintenance reference for reassembly.

Electrical installation drawings and equipment breakdowns are included, but wiring diagrams and associated electrical-component parts information require the applicable separate Wiring Diagram Manual or Shop Manual.

For work involving flight controls, landing gear or the power plant, consult qualified aviation personnel and the applicable current maintenance instructions and airworthiness directives.

Examples of Wing-Seal Identification Dimensions

The Wings parts list identifies lower wing-seal extrusion 111722 as 34 1/4 inches long and upper wing-seal extrusion 115092 as 110 inches long. Both entries cover left- and right-hand installations. These are replacement-part identification dimensions, not inspection limits or adjustment settings.