1980-1985 Piper PA-32-301 Saratoga / PA-32-301T Turbo Parts Catalog
Detailed parts listing for Piper Saratoga and Turbo Saratoga aircraft with complete section breakdowns: wing group, fuselage, tail surfaces, landing gear, cabin equipment, instruments, power plant, fuel system, control systems, environmental, electrical, and electronics sections. Factory-authentic specification data — essential maintenance and repair reference guide.
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Piper PA-32-301 Saratoga (1980-1985) High-Performance Single-Engine Aircraft Parts Reference
- Aircraft type designation PA-32-301 identifies this six-seat high-performance aircraft model with cruise speeds exceeding 150 knots
- Parts catalog serial number ranges documented for PA-32-301 models manufactured from 1980 through 1985 production years
- Engine installation specifications reference Lycoming IO-540 series powerplants with standard configurations across both naturally aspirated and turbocharged variants
- Landing gear assembly configurations documented for both fixed and retractable gear options with corresponding part numbers throughout catalog
- Fuel system components specified for tanks providing extended range capabilities with manifold systems supporting multi-tank operations
- Electrical system integration covered for 28-volt DC installations with alternator-equipped engine configurations meeting certification requirements
Professional Workshop Service Manual & Technical Specifications
Strategic Documentation Calibration Manual: Aircraft Parts Catalog: Piper PA-32-301 Saratoga & PA-32-301T Turbo Saratoga (1980-1985) Manual-Nexus
Metadata: Technical-benchmark documentation | Component systems reference | Serial-applicability tracking
| Specification | Details | Category |
|---|---|---|
| Component Systems | Wing Group, Fuselage Assembly, Tail Surfaces, Landing Gear, Cabin Equipment, Instruments, Power Plant, Fuel Systems, Control Systems, Environmental Systems, Electrical Systems, Electronics | Aircraft Systems |
| Parts Categories | Aerofiche reference grid, Figure numbers, Component indexes, Part numbering systems | Documentation Structure |
| Documentation Coverage | Model years 1980-1985, Standard and turbocharged variants, Serial number ranges, Applicability codes | Reference Parameters |
Table of Contents Summary
This comprehensive parts catalog documents the complete component architecture for the Piper PA-32-301 Saratoga and PA-32-301T Turbo Saratoga aircraft models spanning 1980-1985 production years. The catalog organization encompasses structural components including fuselage group assemblies, wing group configurations, and tail surface assemblies. Control system documentation addresses primary flight control mechanisms and secondary control surfaces. Electrical system sections detail power generation, distribution, and auxiliary systems. Environmental systems cover pressurization, heating, cooling, and ventilation components. The documentation includes detailed part numbering schemes with serial number applicability matrices for both standard and turbocharged variants.
Modular Protocol
The catalog utilizes a systematic aerofiche reference grid methodology for component organization and indexing. Each section presents figure numbers corresponding to technical drawings, with component callouts and hierarchical assembly relationships. Part numbers are cross-referenced with serial number applicability ranges, enabling technicians to identify correct components for specific aircraft serial numbers within the 1980-1985 production window.
Strategic Sequences
Documentation sections follow logical assembly progressions from primary structural elements through secondary systems integration. Wing group documentation precedes fuselage documentation, which precedes tail surface and landing gear systems. This organizational structure mirrors the aircraft assembly sequence and facilitates logical navigation through the component hierarchy.
Core Logic-Path
The parts catalog establishes component relationships and dependencies through detailed callout identification and assembly hierarchy documentation. Each component receives a designated part number with applicable serial number ranges, creating a complete reference framework for parts identification and ordering requirements across both standard and turbocharged aircraft variants.
Modular Topology
System-level documentation addresses interconnections between major subsystems including fuel systems, control systems, and electrical distribution networks. The catalog documents how individual components integrate within larger system assemblies, establishing the complete technical architecture for aircraft maintenance and parts replacement operations.
Torque Specification Reference: This catalog documents component locations, part numbers, and applicability information. For specific torque values, fastener specifications, or installation procedures, refer to the aircraft maintenance manual or manufacturer technical documentation.
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