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Cessna 177 SERIES Service Manual

Cessna 177 SERIES
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housing.
There
are
four
timing
marks
cast
on
the
NOTE
rotating
magnet.
two
on
each
pole
piece.
When
the
rotating
magnet
is
in
its
neutral
position
and
then
ro-
Extreme
care
must
be
exercised
in
this
tated
in
normal
direction
of
rotation,
the
first
timing
operation.
If
cam
adjustment
is
changed
mark
on
rotating
magnet
to
appear
in
ventilator
hole
in
the
slightest
degree,
the
timing
of
the
is
the
"E"
gap
mark
for
magnetos
of
this
rotation.
magneto
will
be
thrown
off.
Do
not
drive
The
other
mark
on
magnet
is
the
"E"
gap
for
mag- cam
on
shaft
with
a
mallet
or
other
instru-
netos
of
opposite
rotation.
ment.
5.
While
holding
rotating
magnet
in
this
EXACT
location,
adjust
the
breaker
contact
points
to
just
12.
Repeat
steps
3,
4,
5
and
6.
begin
to
open.
Point
opening
shall
be
determined
by
the
use
of
a
timing light.
(Bendix
Part
No.
11-9110
c.
BENDIX
D-2000
(DUAL)
SERIES.
(MAGNETO
or
equivalent.)
REMOVED
FROM ENGINE.)
6.
Turn
rotating
magnet in
normal direction
of
rotation
until cam
follower
of
contact
assembly
is
on
NOTE
the
high
point
of
cam
lobe.
Contact
point
clearance
should
be
0.
016=0.
003
inch.
If
dimension
does
not
A
magneto,
correctly
timed
internally,
will
fall
within
limits,
readjust
contact
points
and
recheck
have
the
red
painted
tooth
of
the
large
dis-
to
be
sure
the
points
just
begin
to
open
when
the
appli-
tributor
gears
approximately
centered
in
the
cable timing
mark
(refer
to
step
4)
on
magnet
is
timing
windows,
the
L
("E"
gap)
mark
on
aligned
with
divided
casting
line
on
housing
("E"
gap).
the
rotor
shaft
in
alignment
with
the
pointer
and
both
sets
of
breaker
contacts
opening,
NOTES
all
at
the
same
time.
Wire
feeler
gages
are
recommended
when
1.
Remove
breaker
contact
point
assembly
checking
contact point
clearance,
cover,
if
installed,
by
removing
the
cover
screws,
pulling
cover
directly
aft
away
from
housing
and
dis-
*
No
attempt
should
be
made
to
stone
or
dress
connecting both
capacitor leads
from
breaker
contact
contact
points.
assemblies.
2.
Remove
timing
inspection
hole
plugs from
*
If
the
above
conditions
are
met
and
within
magneto.
tolerance,
the
magneto
is
timed
internally
3.
Slowly
turn
the
rotor
shaft until
the
red
and
ready
for
installation.
If
the
above
painted
tooth
of
the
large
distributor
gear
for
each
conditions
are
not
within
tolerance,
proceed
side
is
approximately
centered
in
the
inspection
to
step
7.
windows
and
the
L
("E"
gap)
mark
on
the
rotor
is
aligned
with
the
pointer.
Lock
the
rotor
in
this
7.
Using
a
pair
of
padded
jaw
pliers
or
a
vise.
EXACT
position
using
Bendix
Rotor
Holding
Tool,
grip
the
drive
member
on
the
drive
end
of
rotating
Part
No.
11-8465
or
equivalent.
magnet.
While
holding
the
rotating
magnet,
loosen
the screw
securing
breaker
contact
cam
to
rotating
NOTE
magnet
shaft
and
back
screw
out
approximately
half
way.
Place
the
end
of
a
broad
bladed
screw
driver
Position
the
11-8465
Rotor
Holding
Tool
on
between
the
bottom
of
the
cam
and
housing.
Strike
drive
end
of
rotor
shaft
in
the
4
o'clock
po-
the
screw
driver
handle
with
a
sharp
downward
blow
sition
so
any
shaft
deflection
caused
by
to "pop"
the
cam
loose
from
taper
of
shaft.
clamping
action
will
be
in
a
plane
parallel
8.
Rotate
cam
until
breaker
contact
cam
follower
to the
breaker
contacts.
is
on
high
point
of
cam
lobe.
Adjust
breaker
points
to
obtain
a
clearance
of
0.
016±0.
003
inch.
Tighten
4.
Connect
the
timing light
(Bendix
Part
No.
breaker
contact
securing
screws
to
20-25
Ib-in.
11-9110
or
equivalent)
black
lead
to
any
unpainted
9.
Repeat
steps
3
and
4.
surface
of
the magneto.
Connect
the
red
light
lead
10.
While
holding
rotating
magnet
in
this
EXACT
to
the
left
breaker
contact
terminal
and
the
green
location,
rotate
the
breaker
contact
cam
in
the
oppo-
light
lead
to
the
right
breaker
contact
terminal.
site
direction
of
rotation
a
few
degrees
BEYOND
5.
Carefully
adjust
the
LEFT
breaker
contacts
where
the
breaker
contacts close,
then
rotate
cam
to
just
begin
to
open
(light
will
go
out)
with
the
timing
in
the
normal
direction
of
rotation
until
the
breaker
pointer
within the
width
of
the
L
("E"
gap)
mark.
contacts
just
begin
to
open.
Point
opening
shall
be
6.
Repeat
step
5
for
the
RIGHT
breaker
contacts.
determined
by
the
use
of
a
timing
light.
(Bendix
7.
Loosen
the
rotor
holding
tool
and
turn
rotor
Part
No.
11-9110
or
equivalent.
)
shaft
in
normal
direction
of
rotation
until
cam
follow-
11.
While
holding
cam
in
this
EXACT
position.
ers
of
contact
assemblies
are
on
the
high
point
of
cam
push
cam
on
magnet
shaft
as
far
as
possible
with
the
lobes.
Contact point
clearance
should
be
0.016±0.002
fingers.
Tighten
cam
securing
screw
thereby
draw-
inch
and
0.0160.
004
inch
on
LEFT
and
RIGHT
con-
ing
the
cam
down
evenly
and
tightly.
Torque
cam
tacts
respectively.
If
dimensions
do
not
fall
within
securing
screw
to
16-20
lb-in.
limits,
readjust
contact
points
and
recheck
to
be
sure
the
points
just
begin
to open
when
the
timing
pointer
is
within
the
width
of
the
L
("E"
gap)
mark.
11-22
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Cessna 177 SERIES Specifications

General IconGeneral
ManufacturerCessna
Engine TypePiston
Wingspan35 ft 6 in (10.82 m)
Seating Capacity4
Number Built4, 295
EngineLycoming O-360
Horsepower180 hp
Maximum Takeoff Weight2, 500 lb (1, 134 kg)

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