1995–2004 Piper PA-32R-301/301T Saratoga II HP/TC Illustrated Parts Catalog (P/N 761-880)

This Piper illustrated parts catalog, P/N 761-880, reissued July 10, 2004, covers the 1995–2004 PA-32R-301 Saratoga II HP and PA-32R-301T Saratoga II TC. Figures and accompanying listings identify replacement parts, quantities and aircraft serial-number applicability.

PDF Search, Drawing Detail and Page Count

Parts lookup and drawing detail: Parts descriptions and tables support text search, while embedded PDF bookmarks provide access to sections, figures and the numerical index. Callouts within illustrations are not searchable. Small item numbers benefit from zooming; some fine instrument-panel lettering remains difficult to read.

One printable English PDF contains 414 pages: 246 for Aerofiche Card 1 and 168 for Card 2. The total includes two 14-page opening sections with their original covers and all 68 intentionally blank pages, four of which are within those opening sections. No separate supplement is included.

Airframe, Powerplant and Installed Equipment

The following selected topics show the catalog’s coverage; window-shade assemblies and crew-seat lumbar components are also documented.

• Airframe and tail surfaces: Illustrated component listings cover wings, fuselage structures, cabin and baggage doors, stabilator, fin and rudder assemblies.

• Landing gear and hydraulics: Parts illustrations identify nose and main gear components, wheels, brakes, master cylinders, hydraulic pumps, actuators and connecting lines.

• Powerplant and fuel system: Separate HP and TC installation listings document engine attachments, controls, exhaust components, Hartzell propeller hardware, fuel pumps and tank assemblies.

• Flight controls: Assembly drawings identify aileron, flap, stabilator and rudder control components, along with trim mechanisms, control wheels, pedals, cables and hardware.

• Instruments: Serial-specific panel breakdowns accompany Vacuum System Installation, Standby Vacuum System Installation and Pitot Static System Installation illustrations and component lists.

• Cabin and environmental equipment: Listings distinguish seating arrangements, interior panels, heating and ventilation components, air-conditioning assemblies and the TC oxygen installation.

• Electrical and electronics: Component illustrations cover switches, annunciators, circuit breakers, batteries, external power, strobe lights and ELT equipment, with separate avionics drawing references.

The catalog suits aircraft mechanics and parts personnel who can interpret assembly illustrations and serial-number applicability when identifying components for purchasing and repair planning.

Assembly Identification and Serial-Specific Panels

Exploded illustrations connect numbered items with part descriptions and quantities. The contents pages and numerical index also retain the GAMA-standardized Aerofiche grid references used throughout the publication.

Instrument-panel differences: HP listings distinguish serial numbers 3246001–3246017, 3246018–3246087 and 3246088 and up; the TC has a separate breakdown. Matching that configuration before ordering helps identify the applicable panel components instead of relying on the Saratoga name alone.

Landing Gear, Fuel Caps and Powerplant Parts

Nose Gear Assembly and Hydraulic System Installation illustrations show strut components, hydraulic cylinders, seals and line connections. The brake listings distinguish Cleveland 10-30 and Gar-Kenyon 17000 toe-brake master cylinders, with component breakdowns for each assembly.

Fuel-cap compatibility: Fuel Tank Assemblies lists locking and non-locking caps. Gaskets, O-rings and lock components have specific cap-assembly or kit applications, making the installed cap configuration important when selecting replacement seals.

Powerplant entries identify engine mounts, induction and alternate-air components, oil-cooler connections, exhaust parts and propeller hardware. Engine assemblies and certain alternator items are referred to Textron Lycoming; internal engine-overhaul parts are outside this catalog’s scope.

Electrical Equipment and Avionics References

Electrical components vary with aircraft serial number, including fuel pumps, flap actuators, lighting and standby-vacuum equipment. The parts listings distinguish the applicable versions.

Electrical System Installation shows component locations and associated parts, rather than circuit wiring diagrams. Avionics Installation Drawings lists references 79643 and 85495; the referenced drawings themselves are not reproduced.

Cabin Configurations, Finishes and Service References

Cabin entries distinguish five-seat and six-seat installations. Environmental listings separate compressor, refrigerant-line, evaporator and condenser components; oxygen-system parts are assigned to the TC.

The standard paint chart identifies DuPont Imron exterior finishes and instrument-panel colors. Service Spares Letter 407 is referenced for thermoplastic interior-panel paint.

Placards Installation identifies aircraft markings, while the service and optional-kit list includes hydraulic seal replacement kit 652-363. Service Bulletins and Letters are cross-referenced to affected figures and kits; these references do not supply the complete service documents or establish current compliance.

Limits for Maintenance and Installation Work

This is a parts-identification publication, without diagnostic procedures, maintenance instructions or step-by-step repair sequences. Piper expressly excludes its use for rigging and installation. Flight-control and landing-gear work requires the applicable maintenance documentation; the illustrations are not assembly instructions.

Tire Size Examples from the Gear Listings

The nose-gear listing identifies P/N 551-606 as a Michelin 5.00 x 5, 6-ply, Type III tire. Main-gear tire P/N 551-609 and optional specialty tire P/N 451-731 are listed as 6.00 x 6, 8-ply. These descriptions accompany the tire part numbers for component identification.