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CESSNA
AIRCRAFT
COMPANY
MODEL
182/T182
WIRING
DIAGRAM MANUAL
(f)
After
installing
the
braided
solder
sleeve,
the braided
solder
sleeve
must
not
be
cut
or
split.
Shield
strands
must
not
extend
through
the braided
solder
sleeve.
E.
Splicing
Coax
Cables.
Splicing
of
coax
is
not
recommended;
however,
in
some
cases,
splicing
of coax
may
be
necessary.
(1)
Coaxial
cables
used
in
a
system
where
a
specific
length
of
cable
is
required
for
proper
operation
shall
not
be
spliced.
Examples
of
systems
that
require
specific
coax lengths
are
Radio
Altimeter
and
ELT.
(2)
Triax
cable
shall
not
be
spliced.
(3)
Splicing
of
coax
is
limited
to
Nav,
Comm
and
DME
systems.
(a)
Cut
the
coax
at
the
location
of
the damage.
(b)
Install
TNC
style
(threaded)
coax
plug
and
jack
on
the
ends
of
the
coax
or
install
TNC
style
(threaded)
coax plugs
on
both
ends
of
the
coax
and
connect
to
a
bulkhead
feed-thru
connector.
(c)
Cover
the
connectors
with
heat
shrink
tubing
per
MIL-I-23053.
Refer
toHeat
Shrink
Tubing
-
Maintenance
Practices.
F.
Terminal
Installation.
(1)
Refer
toSplices
and
Terminals
for
terminals.
G.
Heat
Shrink
Tubing
Installation.
(1)
Refer
to Heat Shrinkable
Tubing
-
Maintenance
Practices
for
heat shrink
tubing.
H.
Wire
Stripping.
(1)
All
wires
shall
be
stripped
with
wire
stripping
tools.
Hand
knives
shall
not
be
used
except
when
required
for
cables
and
aluminum
wires.
(2)
Sufficient
insulation
shall
be
stripped
from
the
wire
so
no
insulation
will
touch the
connection.
(3)
Care
shall
be
taken
to
avoid
nicking
or
otherwise
damaging
the
wire
or
remaining
insulation.
For
the
minimum
requirements
that will
be
acceptable
for
nicking
or
cut
wire
strands,
refer
to
Table
204.
Table
204.
Maximum Nicked or
Broken
Strands
For
Stripped
Wire
NUMBER
OF
STRANDS
MAXIMUM
ALLOWABLE
NICKED
OR
BROKEN
STRANDS
LESS
THAN
7
0
7-15
1
16-18
2
19-25
3
26-36
4
37-40
5
41
OR
MORE
6
I.
Soldering.
(1)
Refer
toSoldering
-
Maintenance
Practices
for
soldering.
J.
Backshell
(1)
All
non
self
locking
backshell
coupling
nuts
shall
have
a
bead
of
RTV157
applied
to
the
nut
and
backshell
body
after
tightening.
20-10-01
Page
211
©
Cessna Aircraft
Company
Mar
1/2004

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