This comprehensive service repair manual provides detailed instructions and technical specifications for maintaining and repairing the Piper Warrior PA-28-151 and PA-28-161 aircraft. Covering a wide range of topics across 585 pages, the manual includes detailed information on the aircraft's systems, components, and procedures. It features clear diagrams, illustrations, and step-by-step instructions to guide you through every aspect of maintenance and repair. From engine and airframe overhauls to electrical system troubleshooting, this manual is an essential resource for pilots, mechanics, and anyone involved in the upkeep of these popular aircraft.

The Piper PA-28-151/161 Warrior, often referred to simply as the Warrior, is a light, single-engine, four-seat aircraft produced by Piper Aircraft from 1977 to 2009. Designed as a successor to the popular Cherokee 140 and 160, the Warrior offered a number of improvements, including a larger cabin, enhanced avionics systems, and a more powerful engine. The aircraft's popularity stems from its ease of use, reliability, and affordability. It has become a staple for flight training, personal use, and a variety of other applications. The Warrior's versatility is evident in its diverse range of uses. It serves as a popular choice for flight schools worldwide, providing a platform for student pilots to learn the fundamentals of flight. It is also readily used by private pilots for leisure flying, cross-country travel, and recreational activities. The Warrior's robust design and reliable performance have made it a trusted choice for aerial photography, survey work, and other specialized applications. While the production of new Warriors ceased in 2009, a significant fleet of these aircraft continues to fly, their legacy solidified by their reputation for dependability, efficiency, and overall value. The Warrior's inherent flying qualities and its ease of maintenance make it a long-lasting and sought-after aircraft for both novice and experienced pilots alike.