This Illustrated Parts Catalog (PC-306-13) is a comprehensive guide for the Textron Lycoming IO-360-B1G6 Wide Cylinder Flange Crankcase Model aircraft engines. It contains a complete parts listing, meticulously organized and presented in a clear and understandable manner. The catalog is designed for ease of use, allowing anyone to navigate it effectively. This manual is fully searchable, enabling you to quickly find the information you need by simply typing in your search term. Additionally, the catalog features bookmarks for direct access to specific sections, streamlining your search process.

The Lycoming IO-360-B1G6 is a renowned, naturally aspirated, fuel-injected, horizontally opposed six-cylinder aircraft engine, manufactured by Textron Lycoming. It is a popular choice for general aviation aircraft due to its robust design, reliable operation, and consistent performance. The IO-360-B1G6 is known for its smooth, quiet operation and extended service life, making it a favorite among pilots and aircraft owners. This engine boasts a respectable power output, delivering 200 horsepower at 2,700 RPM, making it suitable for a variety of single-engine aircraft types.

The engine features a robust crankshaft with roller bearings and a pressure-lubricated connecting rod system, contributing to its durability and extended service life. The IO-360-B1G6 incorporates a fuel injection system for efficient fuel delivery and accurate mixture control. This system ensures optimal engine performance across various operating conditions, including high altitudes and varying temperatures. The engine is also equipped with a sophisticated ignition system, employing a magneto-based ignition system for reliable spark delivery in all flight conditions, even without electrical power. The IO-360-B1G6 is designed for ease of maintenance and accessibility, with readily available parts and comprehensive technical documentation. Its robust design, coupled with its consistent performance and reliability, has made the IO-360-B1G6 a cornerstone of general aviation, powering a wide array of single-engine aircraft across various categories.