1978-1985 Cessna 152 Series (152, F152, A152) Aircraft Service Manual

Cessna 152 Series 1978–1985 Service Manual

• Covers 1978–1985 Cessna 152, F152, and A152 aircraft series, including Aerobat and Reims-built variants with Lycoming O-235 powerplants
• Official Cessna publication P/N D2064-1-13, Revision 1 dated 2 October 1995
• Contains 504 pages of technical diagrams, maintenance specifications, and service procedures
• Includes 10 detailed exploded-view structure illustrations for fuselage, wing, and control systems
• Includes 8 inspection chart pages detailing component service intervals
• Features comprehensive bolt torque specification tables for fine and coarse thread series
• File link appears in your order confirmation straight away
• Suitable for printing individual sections for shop-floor use
• This 1985 service publication is the authoritative source for the 152-series fleet, documenting airframe, engine, landing gear, and control system maintenance standards developed by the Cessna Aircraft Company

Maintenance and Structural Coverage

This manual provides extensive documentation for the ground handling, servicing, and structural maintenance of the Cessna 152 series. Coverage spans detailed protocols for wing removal and installation, fuselage station identification, and jacking procedures. Expert sections describe the requirements for maintaining Alclad aluminum surfaces, including corrosion prevention, window and windshield care, and upholstery upkeep. The document also details the inspection and repair criteria for structural components such as the wing struts, horizontal stabilizer, and vertical fin, providing specific guidance for nutplate replacement and bolt torque management.

Engine, Systems, and Specification Data

Technical data is provided for all major systems, including detailed charts for fuel capacities and oil requirements. The documentation lists specific pressure settings, such as 29 Psi for standard main tires and 20 Psi for the nose gear strut. Critical torque values are documented for various hardware configurations to ensure correct assembly. Additionally, the manual specifies the use of MIL-H-5606 hydraulic fluid and provides comprehensive tables for bolt torque values in both fine and coarse thread series. An official 504-page Cessna OEM service manual covering the 1978–1985 Cessna 152 series, documenting engine, chassis, electrical, and structural specifications for the 152, F152, A152, and FA152 aircraft builds.