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CESSNA
MODEL
T303
MAINTENANCE
MANUAL
CESSNA
PROGRESSIVE
CARE
MODEL
T303
OPERATION
NO.
1
DEALER
INFORMATION
CUSTOMER
AND
AIRCRAFT
INFORMATION
ZONE
NAME
SERVICING
DEALER
NAME
ADDRESS
SERVICING
DEALER
CODE
CITY
&
STATE
A
C
MODEL
AND
SERIAL
NO
DATE
ENG
SERIAL
NO
LEFT
HAND
ZONE CODE
SELLING
DEALER
CODE
CUSTOMER
AND AIRCRAFT
INFORMATION
REG
NO
ENG
SERIAL
NO
R.H
WARRANTY
START
DATE
A.
Placards (Chapter
11).
(1)
Placards
and
Decals
- Inspect
for
legibility.
security,
presence
and
B.
Environmental
Systems
(Chapter
21).
(1) Heater
-
Check
condition
and
operation.
(2)
Nose
Ram
Air
-
Check
clamps
and
hose.
(3)
Nose
Ram
Air
Valve
-
Check
security
and
proper
operation.
(4)
Distribution
Outlet
Vents
- Inspect
outlet
vents
for
open
and
closed
position.
Check
windshield
defroster
outlets.
(5)
Heater/Vent
Fan
-
Check
operation.
C.
Communications
(Chapter
23).
(1)
Static
Wicks
-
Inspect
for
security,
corrosion
and
condition.
D.
Hydraulic
Power
(Chapter
29).
(1)
Hydraulic
Power
Pack
- Inspect
for
leaks,
security
of
installa-
tion,
cleanliness
and
proper
service.
(2)
Relief
Valves
-
Check
function.
(3)
Pressure
Switch
-
Check
function.
(4)
Hydraulic
Power
Pack
Filter
Screen
- Inspect.
E.
Landing
Gear
(Chapter
32).
* (1)
Nose
Gear
Assembly
-
Check
for
security
of
installation,
cracks
and
evidence
of
damage.
*50-Hour
Requirement,
Refer
to
Paragraph
5-22,
B.
D5267-13
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Cessna T303 Specifications

General IconGeneral
ManufacturerCessna
ModelT303 Crusader
TypeLight twin-engine aircraft
Horsepower250 hp (186 kW) each
Seating Capacity6
Crew1
Engine2 x Continental TSIO-520-AE
Height3.51 m (11 ft 6 in)
Maximum Speed261 mph (420 km/h, 227 knots)
Cruise Speed333 km/h (207 mph)
Range1, 200 mi (1, 900 km, 1, 000 nmi)
Service Ceiling28, 000 ft (8, 500 m)
Max Takeoff Weight5, 150 lb (2, 336 kg)

Summary

5-23. NOSE SECTION.

A. Placards (Chapter 11).

Inspect for security, presence and legibility.

B. Environmental Systems (Chapter 21).

Check condition and operation of heater, air systems, and fans.

C. Communications (Chapter 23).

Inspect static wicks for security, corrosion and condition.

D. Hydraulic Power (Chapter 29).

Inspect hydraulic power pack for leaks, security, and service.

E. Landing Gear (Chapter 32).

Inspect nose gear assembly for security, damage, and wear.

F. Ice and Rain Protection (Chapter 30).

Check pitot heater operation.

G. Navigation and Pitot/Static (Chapter 34).

Inspect pitot tube and lines for security and damage.

H. Lights (Chapter 33).

Inspect nose baggage compartment light for security.

I. Doors (Chapter 52).

Check nose baggage door for condition and security.

5-24. FUSELAGE.

A. Fire Protection (Chapter 26).

Check fire warning lights and fire extinguisher.

B. Flight Controls (Chapter 27).

Inspect trim tab controls and indicators for security and damage.

C. Oxygen (Chapter 35).

Check oxygen system, regulator, masks, hoses, and cylinder.

D. Equipment/Furnishings (Chapter 25).

Inspect seat rails for cracks.

5-25. WINGS.

A. Wings (Chapter 57).

Check wings for loose rivets, cracks, and security.

B. Landing Gear (Chapter 32).

Check main gear system, assembly, struts, wheels, and tires.

C. Fuel (Chapter 28).

Inspect fuel lines, valves, and pumps.

D. Electrical Power (Chapter 24).

Inspect battery installation, cables, and fuseholders.

5-26. NACELLES.

A. Fire Protection (Chapter 26).

Inspect detection control unit for security and damage.

5-27. TAILCONE.

A. Flight Controls (Chapter 27).

Inspect rudder, bellcrank, cables, trim tab, gust lock, yaw dampener, and elevator.

B. Stabilizers (Chapter 55).

Inspect horizontal and vertical stabilizers for cracks and fasteners.

5-28. POWERPLANT.

A. Fire Protection (Chapter 26).

Inspect detection sensor for security and damage.

B. Propellers (Chapter 61).

Inspect propeller spinner, blades, hub, governor, and mounting.

C. Exhaust (Chapter 78).

Check exhaust system for security, cracks, and slip joints.

D. Oil (Chapter 79).

Perform engine oil change, filter replacement, and check oil pressure system.

E. Starting (Chapter 80).

Check starter, solenoid, and electrical connections.

F. Powerplant (Chapter 71).

Inspect engine compartment, mounts, hoses, and baffles.

G. Engine/Reciprocating (Chapter 72).

Inspect engine, cylinders, crankcase, and oil sump.

H. Ignition (Chapter 74).

Clean and rotate spark plugs, check ignition cables and magnetos.

I. Fuel (Chapter 28).

Check engine driven fuel pumps.

J. Turbines (Chapter 81).

Refer to Manufacturer's Overhaul Manual for inspection procedures.

K. Electrical Power (Chapter 24).

Check alternator belt tension, wires, and supports.

L. Vacuum (Chapter 37).

Inspect vacuum system air filter and suction gauge.

5-29. SPECIAL INSPECTION ITEMS.

5-30. POST INSPECTION.

A. Lubrication and Servicing

Ensure all required items are lubricated and serviced per manual.

B. Correct all discrepancies

Address discrepancies, replace removed parts.

C. Operational Check:

Check avionics, flight, and engine instruments.

D. Engine Compartment

Check for oil and/or fuel leaks.

E. Aircraft File

Check for required materials.

F. Check compliance

Check compliance with Service Letters and Airworthiness Directives.

5-31. WINGS.

A. Electrical Power (Chapter 24).

Inspect battery installation, cables, wiring, and external power receptacle.

B. Flight Controls (Chapter 27).

Inspect ailerons, trim tabs, flaps, and controls for condition and security.

C. Fuel (Chapter 28).

Clean fuel strainer, check fuel selector valve, system plumbing, and bays.

D. Ice and Rain Protection (Chapter 30).

Check deice system, boots, filter, and propeller deice components.

E. Landing Gear (Chapter 32).

Check main gear system, assembly, struts, wheels, tires, and retraction arms.

F. Lights (Chapter 33).

Check cockpit, navigation, landing, and taxi lights.

G. Navigation and Pitot/Static (Chapter 34).

Inspect ELT, antenna, airspeed, compass, turn/bank, horizon, and direction gyros.

H. Doors (Chapter 52).

Inspect main gear doors and nacelle baggage door.

I. Nacelles (Chapter 54).

Inspect nacelle firewall structure and nacelle structure.

J. Wings (Chapter 57).

Check wings for loose rivets, cracks, fasteners, and access plates.

K. Propellers (Chapter 61).

Inspect propeller spinner for cracks and security.

L. Powerplant (Chapter 71).

Inspect engine compartment hoses and induction air filter.

M. Exhaust (Chapter 78).

Check engine exhaust system for security and cracks.

N. Engine Fuel System (Chapter 73).

Inspect fuel injection system, nozzles, plumbing, and flow indicator.

5-32. NOSE SECTION.

A. Landing Gear (Chapter 32).

Inspect nose gear assembly, struts, torque links, dampener, wheels, and tires.

5-33. POWERPLANT.

A. Oil (Chapter 79).

Check engine oil breather separator.

B. Engine Controls (Chapter 76).

Check engine controls for travel, security, and damage.

C. Engine Indicating (Chapter 77).

Inspect manifold pressure, tachometer, EGT, oil, and CHT gauges.

5-34. FUSELAGE.

A. Equipment/Furnishings (Chapter 25).

Inspect seat rails for cracks.

5-35. SPECIAL INSPECTION ITEMS.

5-36. POST INSPECTION.

A. Lubrication and Servicing

Ensure all required items are lubricated and serviced per manual.

B. Correct all discrepancies

Address discrepancies, replace removed parts.

C. Operational Check:

Check avionics, flight, and engine instruments.

D. Engine Compartment

Check for oil and/or fuel leaks.

E. Aircraft File

Check for required materials.

F. Check compliance

Check compliance with Service Letters and Airworthiness Directives.

5-37. TAILCONE.

A. Flight Controls (Chapter 27).

Inspect rudder, bellcrank, cables, trim tab, gust lock, yaw dampener, and elevator.

B. Stabilizers (Chapter 55).

Inspect horizontal and vertical stabilizers for cracks and fasteners.

5-38. POWERPLANT.

A. Propellers (Chapter 61).

Inspect propeller spinner for cracks and security.

B. Powerplant (Chapter 71).

Inspect engine compartment, mounts, hoses, and baffles.

C. Engine/Reciprocating (Chapter 72).

Inspect engine, cylinders, crankcase, and oil sump.

D. Ignition (Chapter 74).

Clean and rotate spark plugs, check ignition cables and magnetos.

E. Exhaust (Chapter 78).

Check engine exhaust system for security and cracks.

F. Turbines (Chapter 81).

Refer to Manufacturer's Overhaul Manual for inspection procedures.

G. Oil (Chapter 79).

Perform engine oil change, filter replacement, and check oil pressure system.

H. Fire Protection (Chapter 26).

Inspect detection sensor for security and damage.

5-39. WINGS.

A. Electrical Power (Chapter 24).

Inspect battery installation, cables, and fuseholders.

B. Wings (Chapter 57).

Check wings for loose rivets, cracks, and security.

C. Landing Gear (Chapter 32).

Check main gear system, assembly, struts, wheels, and tires.

5-40. NOSE SECTION.

A. Landing Gear (Chapter 32).

Inspect nose gear assembly, struts, torque links, dampener, wheels, and tires.

5-41. NACELLES.

A. Fire Protection (Chapter 26).

Inspect detection control unit for security and damage.

5-42. FUSELAGE.

A. Fire Protection (Chapter 26).

Check fire warning lights and fire extinguisher.

B. Equipment/Furnishings (Chapter 25).

Inspect seat rails for cracks.

5-43. SPECIAL INSPECTION ITEMS.

5-44. POST INSPECTION.

A. Lubrication and Servicing

Ensure all required items are lubricated and serviced per manual.

B. Correct all discrepancies

Address discrepancies, replace removed parts.

C. Operational Check:

Check avionics, flight, and engine instruments.

D. Engine Compartment

Check for oil and/or fuel leaks.

E. Aircraft File

Check for required materials.

F. Check compliance

Check compliance with Service Letters and Airworthiness Directives.

5-45. FUSELAGE.

A. Electrical Power (Chapter 24).

Inspect alternator control unit, volt ammeter, and circuit breaker panel.

B. Equipment and Furnishings (Chapter 25).

Inspect seats, seat belts, and baggage tie-downs.

C. Flight Controls (Chapter 27).

Inspect control wheel, rudder pedals, cables, control column, and flap controls.

D. Lights (Chapter 33).

Check cockpit, navigation, landing, and taxi lights.

E. Navigation and Pitot/Static (Chapter 34).

Inspect airspeed, compass, turn/bank, horizon, direction gyros, and stall warning system.

F. Communications and Avionics

Refer to manufacturer's service manual.

G. Oxygen (Chapter 35).

Check oxygen system, regulator, masks, hoses, and cylinder.

H. Vacuum (Chapter 37).

Inspect suction gauge and connecting hoses.

I. Doors (Chapter 52).

Inspect cabin doors, seals, latches, and emergency exit door.

J. Stabilizers (Chapter 55).

Inspect horizontal and vertical stabilizers for cracks and fasteners.

5-46. POWERPLANT.

A. Powerplant (Chapter 71).

Inspect engine compartment hoses and induction air filter.

B. Oil (Chapter 79).

Check engine oil breather separator.

C. Vacuum (Chapter 37).

Clean/replace vacuum relief valve filters, inspect valves and lines.

D. Propellers (Chapter 61).

Inspect propeller spinner and unfeathering accumulators.

E. Engine Fuel System (Chapter 73).

Inspect fuel injection system, nozzles, plumbing, and flow indicator.

5-47. NOSE SECTION.

A. Landing Gear (Chapter 32).

Inspect nose gear assembly, struts, torque links, dampener, wheels, tires, and doors.

B. Engine Controls (Chapter 76).

Check engine controls for travel, security, and damage.

C. Engine Indicating (Chapter 77).

Inspect manifold pressure, tachometer, EGT, oil, and CHT gauges.

5-48. WINGS.

A. Landing Gear (Chapter 32).

Check main gear system, assembly, struts, wheels, tires, and retraction arms.

B. Wings (Chapter 57).

Check wings for loose rivets, cracks, and security.

5-49. SPECIAL INSPECTION ITEMS.

5-50. POST INSPECTION.

A. Lubrication and Servicing

Ensure all required items are lubricated and serviced per manual.

B. Correct all discrepancies

Address discrepancies, replace removed parts.

C. Operational Check:

Check avionics, flight, and engine instruments.

D. Engine Compartment

Check for oil and/or fuel leaks.

E. Aircraft File

Check for required materials.

F. Check compliance

Check compliance with Service Letters and Airworthiness Directives.

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