This comprehensive Cessna 172RG Series Aircraft Workshop Service Repair Manual provides detailed instructions and illustrations for every service and repair procedure you need to maintain your aircraft. It covers all models, engines, trim configurations, and transmission types from 1980 to 1985. Whether you're a seasoned mechanic or a dedicated owner, this manual empowers you to perform repairs efficiently and confidently. It includes step-by-step instructions, clear diagrams, and troubleshooting guides to ensure successful outcomes. This manual covers the entire spectrum of repair and service procedures for your Cessna 172RG aircraft, giving you the knowledge and resources to keep it flying safely and reliably.

The Cessna 172RG, a variant of the renowned Cessna 172 Skyhawk, was a significant advancement in the single-engine general aviation aircraft market. Introduced in 1980, the 172RG incorporated a number of notable features that enhanced its performance and utility. The most prominent of these was the addition of a constant-speed propeller, which allowed for optimal engine efficiency throughout the flight envelope. This innovation resulted in improved fuel economy, higher cruise speeds, and smoother operation, making the 172RG a highly desirable aircraft for both personal and commercial use. Other noteworthy features included a more powerful engine, a wider cabin, and an upgraded instrument panel with advanced avionics. The 172RG also boasted a larger fuel capacity, enabling pilots to fly longer distances without needing to refuel. The Cessna 172RG series, encompassing the years 1980-1985, represented a testament to Cessna's commitment to continuous improvement. Over these years, the 172RG received minor updates and upgrades, including the addition of new avionics options and refined aerodynamic features. These enhancements further solidified its reputation as a reliable, versatile, and cost-effective aircraft. The 172RG series proved popular with flight schools, charter operators, and private pilots alike, becoming a staple in the general aviation landscape. Its user-friendly design, robust performance, and relative affordability made it an ideal choice for a variety of mission profiles, including flight training, personal transportation, aerial photography, and even light utility operations. The legacy of the Cessna 172RG lives on today, with many examples still in active service, a testament to its enduring appeal and its enduring contribution to the world of general aviation.