This comprehensive parts catalog, PC-306-12, provides a complete listing of parts for the Textron Lycoming O-360-L2A aircraft engine, featuring the wide cylinder flange crankcase model. The catalog is meticulously organized and presented in a clear, user-friendly format, ensuring ease of navigation and comprehension for all users. With its detailed illustrations and straightforward language, this manual empowers you to quickly locate the specific part you need. This catalog is designed for efficient access, allowing you to pinpoint the information you require effortlessly. Its intuitive design enables you to navigate through the extensive parts list with ease, saving you valuable time and effort.

The Lycoming O-360-L2A engine is a horizontally opposed, air-cooled, four-cylinder aircraft engine renowned for its reliability and performance. Designed and manufactured by Lycoming Engines, a subsidiary of Textron Inc., the O-360 series has been a mainstay in general aviation for decades, powering a wide range of aircraft from single-engine trainers and personal aircraft to light utility and agricultural aircraft. The O-360-L2A variant, specifically, is a fuel-injected engine with a displacement of 360 cubic inches (5.9 liters). Its power output, rated at 180 horsepower at 2,700 rpm, makes it a versatile and popular choice for a variety of applications. The O-360-L2A engine is known for its robust construction and durable components. It features a cast-aluminum crankcase, steel crankshaft, and forged connecting rods, ensuring long-lasting performance and minimal maintenance. The Lycoming O-360 series engines are revered for their low operating costs and ease of maintenance. They are designed for simplicity and accessibility, making routine inspections and repairs relatively straightforward. The engine's fuel-injected system provides efficient fuel combustion and precise control over fuel delivery, contributing to its overall performance and reliability. With its proven track record, the O-360-L2A engine remains a popular choice among pilots and aircraft owners, offering a balance of power, reliability, and affordability.