Cessna T303 - C. Exhaust (Chapter 78).; D. Oil (Chapter 79).; E. Starting (Chapter 80).; F. Powerplant (Chapter 71).

CESSNA
MODEL T303 MAINTENANCE
MANUAL
CESSNA
PROGRESSIVE
CARE
MODEL 303
OPERATION
NO.
1
MECH
INSP REMARKS
C. Exhaust (Chapter 78).
* (1) Exhaust System - Check for security, cracks and slip joints.
D. Oil (Chapter 79).
(1) Engine Oil - Change.
(2) Engine Oil Filter - Replace filter and inspect adapter.
* (3)
Engine Oil Breather
Separator - Check.
(4)
Engine Oil Pressure System
- Check lines for leaks,
bends,
cracks and security.
E. Starting (Chapter 80).
(1) Starter, Starter
Solenoid and Electrical Connections
- Check.
F. Powerplant
(Chapter
71).
(1) Engine
Compartment - Visually
check for oil and fuel leaks
and general condition.
(2) Engine Mounts and Ground
Straps - Check condition,
security
and alignment.
(3) Engine Wire Bundle - Check condition and security.
* (4) Engine Compartment
Hoses; Fuel (Check fuel
lines under
pressure), Oil and Vacuum - Check for deterioration, leaks,
discoloration, bleaching and stiffness.
(5) Cowl Flap Hinge - Secure.
(6) Cowl Flap Control - Check freedom of movement.
* (7)
Induction Air Filter
- Service.
(8) Induction
System - Check condition
and security of ducting.
(9) Engine Baffles and
Seals - Check condition and
security.
G. Engine/Reciprocating (Chapter 72).
(1) Engine
- Clean, check for security
of accessories.
(2) Cylinder
Compression
- Refer
to Engine
Manufacturer's
Service Bulletin M73-19.
(3) Engine Cylinders, Rocker
Box Covers and Pushrod
Housings -
Check for fin damage, cracks, oil leaks, security of attachment
and general condition.
(4) Crankcase,
Oil Sump and Accessory
Section - Inspect for
cracks and evidence of oil leaks, check bolts and nuts for
looseness retorque as necessary.
*50-Hour Requirement,
Refer to Paragraph
5-22, B.
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