This comprehensive Cessna 402C IPC Parts Catalog covers models manufactured between 1979 and 1985, encompassing both the Businessliner and Utiliner variants. The catalog provides a detailed inventory of parts specific to the Cessna 402C, with a total of 1071 pages. This meticulously crafted resource ensures you have access to the correct part numbers, descriptions, and specifications for all components, making it an indispensable tool for maintaining and repairing your Cessna 402C. The catalog's revision number is 3.P655-3-12, ensuring you have the most up-to-date information for your aircraft.

The Cessna 402C is a versatile and enduring twin-engine turboprop aircraft designed for a wide range of applications, from commercial passenger transport to cargo hauling and aerial survey missions. Introduced in 1972, the 402C built upon the success of its predecessor, the 402A, incorporating improvements such as increased horsepower and enhanced payload capacity. Powered by two Pratt & Whitney PT6A-20 turboprop engines, the 402C boasts a cruising speed of 250 knots and a range of 1,200 nautical miles. Its spacious cabin can accommodate up to 10 passengers in a comfortable, pressurized environment. The 402C's robust construction and reliable performance have made it a popular choice for operators around the world, particularly in rugged and demanding environments. The Cessna 402C IPC Parts catalog, specifically the 402 C P655-3-12 version, serves as a comprehensive reference guide for maintenance and repair professionals working on this aircraft. This catalog provides detailed information about every component and part used in the 402C, including specifications, drawings, and exploded views. It also encompasses crucial sections on troubleshooting procedures, service bulletins, and recommended maintenance practices. The IPC Parts catalog is an indispensable tool for ensuring the safe and efficient operation of the 402C aircraft, facilitating timely repairs and preventative maintenance. By referencing this catalog, technicians can readily identify the correct parts, understand their function, and perform repairs with precision and confidence. This ensures the aircraft remains in peak condition, meeting stringent safety standards and continuing its service for years to come.