PIPER SARATOGA PARTS CATALOG PA-32-301,PA-32-301T

AEROFICHE XPLANATI D REVISIONS TATUS
The Parts Catalogi nformationi ncorporatedi n this set of Aerofichec ardsh as beena rrangedi n accordancew ith the generasl pecificationso f
Aerofiche adopted by the General Aircraft Manufacturer's Association.
Conversion of Aerofiche alpha/numeric code numbers:
First number is the Aerofiche card identifier
Letter is the horizontal line reference per card.
Second number is the vertical line reference per card
Example: 2J16 = Aerofiche card number two of given set, Grid location J16. To aid in locating the various sections and related information desired, the following is provided: A completeC atalogT ableo f Contentsi s givena t Grid 1A8o f Aerofichec ardn umber 1o f this set. Eacha dditionalc ardi n this setw ill havea
Table of Contents for all sections on that particular card. This table will start at Grid A3.
INTRODUCTION
This Illustrated Parts Catalog is designed to provide simple but positive identification of replacement parts for the Piper Model PA-32-301
"Saratoga" and PA-32-301T "Turbo Saratoga". manufactured by the Piper Aircraft Corporation of Vero Beach, Florida
NOTE: UNDER NO CIRCUMSTANCES SHALL THIS CATALOG BE USED FOR RIGGING AND INSTALLATION PURPOSES
It is suggested that this catalog be thoroughly studied to determine its arrangement prior to its utilization
1. The catalog is divided into thirteen (13) major sections described as follows:
a Section I to XII inclusive contains all replacement parts for the complete airplane Each section is subdivided and each division
includes an illustration and a parts listing
b Section XIII is the Miscellaneous Group This group includes an illustration and parts list for the Placards and Exterior Stencils and a listing
of the Optional Equipment Kits, Repair Kits and Special Tools.
2 The following is a brief explanation of the columns in the parts lists: (Refer to EXAMPLE below)
a The "FIGURE AND INDEX NUMBER" column indicates the illustration figure number and its part index number EXAMPLE (2-1). the 2 is
the figure number and the 1 is the index number. The figure number appears only at the top of each parts list page
b. The "PART NUMBER" column contains the identifying number of the replacement part and this number must be shown on all parts
Orders.
c. The "CODE" column is for the purpose of indicating special uses of the part. An explanation of the letter code used is shown on
the grid (page) preceding each parts listing and pertains to that listing only.

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