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NOTE
tains
SP654890B2
Fuel
Tank
Area
Sealant
Kit
and
SP654706B2
Access
Door
Sealant
Kit.
Normal
cur-
Allowable
work
life
of
EC-1675B/A
sealant
ing
time
for
SP654890B2
Sealant
Kit
is
72
hours.
is
four
hours
from
the
starting
time
of
mix-
Normal
curing
time
for
SP654706B2
Sealant
Kit
is
ing.
Allowable
work
life
of
EC-1608B/A
24
hours.
These
values
are
based
on
a
Standard
sealant
is
one
hour.
These
apply
to
stand-
condition
of
77
°
Fahrenheit
and
50'o
humidity.
Cur-
ard
conditions
of
77
°
Fahrenheitand
50%
rel-
ing
time
may
be
accelerated
as
shown
in
the
follow-
ative
humidity.
An
increase
in
temperature
ing
chart.
or
a
decrease
in
humidity
will
shorten
the
work
life
of
the
sealant.
Temperature
of
Sealant
'F.
Time
in
Hours
d.
Apply fay
surface
sealant
to
one
mating
part
and
install
rivets
or
fasteners
while
sealant
is
still
with-
in
its
allowable
work
life.
160
3
140
4
NOTE
120
7
During
the
sealing
operation,
sealant
must
be
checked
at
various
times
to
determine
that
it
NOTE
has
not
exceeded
its
allowable
work
life.
Use
a
small
wood
paddle,
such
as
a
tongue
depres-
Temperaturt
shall
not
exceed
160°F.
Bay
must
sor,
to
gather
some
sealant.
Touch
the
seal-
be
vented
to
relieve
pressure
during
accelerated
ant
to
a
piece
of
clean
sheet
metal.
If
the
curing.
sealant
adheres
to
the
sheet
metal,
it
is
still
within
its
allowable
work
life.
If
the
sealant
IWARNINGL
does
not
adhere
to
the
sheet
metal,
it
is
be-
yond
its
allowable
work
life
and
must
not
be
Access
door
sealant
must
not
be
heated
above
used.
90
°
until
sealant
is
cured
for
24
hours
based
on
a
standard
condition
of
77
°
Fahrenheit
and
e.
Apply
a
fillet
seal
to
the
repaired
area
on
the
50%
relative
humidity.
Harmful
vapors
are
inside
of
the
bay.
released
if
sealant
is
heated
above
90°F.
f.
Apply
fay
surface
door
sealant
to
access
doors
and
fuel
quantity
transmitter
adapter,
if
removed,
12-19.
TESTING
INTEGRAL
FUEL
BAY.
and
install
the
doors
and
adapter.
a.
Remove
vent
line
from
vent
fitting
and cap
the
g.
Allow
the
sealant
to
cure.
Refer
to
paragraph
fitting.
12-18
for
curing
time.
b.
Remove
forward
and
aft
fuel
lines
from
bay.
h.
Clean
stains
from
outside
of
bay
area.
c.
To
one
of
the
bay
fittings,
attach
a
water
ma-
i.
Test
fuel
bay
for
leaks
as
described
in
paragraph
nometer
capable
of
measuring
20
inches
of
water.
12-19.
d.
To
the
other
bay
fitting,
connect
a
well
regula-
ted
supply
of
air
(1/2
PSI
MAXIMUM
or
13.8
12-17.
SEALING
FUEL
LEAKS.
First
determine
the
INCHES
OF
WATER).
Nitrogen
may
be
used
where
source
of
the
fuel
leaks.
Fuel
can
flow
along
a
seam
the
bay
might
be
exposed
to
temperature
changes
or
the
structure
of
the
wing
for
several
inches,
mak-
while
testing.
ing
the
leak
source
difficult
to
find.
A
stained
area
e.
Make
sure
filler
cap
is
installed
and
sealed.
is
an
indication
of
the
leak
source.
Fuel
leaks
can
be
found
by
testing
the
complete
bay
as
described
in
CsAUTION
paragraph
12-19.
Another
method
of
detecting
the
source
of
a
fuel leak
is
to
remove
access
doors
and
Do
not
attempt
to
apply
pressure
to
the
bay
blow
with
an
air
nozzle
from
the
inside
of
the
bay
in
without
a
good
regulator
and
a
positive
shut-
the
area
of
the
leak
while
a
soap
bubble
solution
is
off
in
the
supply
line.
Do
not
inflate
the
fuel
applied
to
the
outside
of
the
bay.
After
the
leak
bay
to
more
than 1/2
psi
or
damage
may
source
has
been
found,
proceed
as
follows:
occur.
a.
Remove
existing
sealant
in
the
area
of
the
leak
as
described
in
paragraph
12-16,
step
"a."
f.
Apply
pressure
slowly
until
1/2
PSI
is
obtained.
b.
Clean
the
area
and
apply
a
fillet
seal.
Press
g.
Apply
soap
solution
as
required.
sealant
into
leaking
area
with a
small
paddle,
being
h.
Allow
15
to
30
minutes
for
pressure
to
stabilize.
sure
to
work
out
all entrapped
air.
i.
If
bay
holds
for
15
minutes,
without
pressure
c.
If
a
leak
occurs
around
a
rivet
or
bolt,
restrike
loss,
bay
is
acceptable.
the
rivet
or torque
the
bolt
to
the
maximum
allowable
j.
Reseal
and
retest
if
any
leaks
are
found.
torque,
and
repair
any
damaged
sealant.
d.
Apply
fay
surface
door
sealant
to
access
doors
12-20.
FUEL
QUANTITY
TRANSMITTERS.
or
fuel
quantity
transmitter
adapter,
if
removed,
and
install
the
doors
and
adapter.
12-21.
DESCRIPTION.
Two
fuel
quantity
indicators,
e.
Test
fuel
bay
for
leaks
as
described
in
para-
located
in
a
cluster
on
the
instrument
panel,
are
graph
12-19.
actuated
individually
by
an
electric
fuel
quantity
trans-
mitter installed
on
each
aft
fuel
spar.
The
trans-
12-18.
CURING
TIME.
Service
Kit
SK210-56
con-
mitters
consist
of
a
float
attached
to
a
pivoted
rod,
12-11

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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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