Textron Cessna 182S User Manual

CESSNA
AIRCRAFT
COMPANY
MODEL 182/T182
WIRING DIAGRAM MANUAL
Table
202. Solder
Sleeves
for Shielded
Cable
Diameter
- Inches
(Wire
Solder
Sleeve
Raychem
P/N
and Jumper)
Maximum
Minimum
0.105
0.035
S2974*1
0.145
0.055
S2974*2
D108-10
0.200
0.085
S2974*3
D108-11
0.255
0.130
S2974*4
0.300
0.170
S2974*5
D108-12
0.450
0.225
D142-65
0.535 0.350
B.
Strip the shielded
cable
in accordance
with
dimensions
in Figure
202.
(1)
Use Thomas
& Betts tool
Number WT-700
(or equivalent)
to cleanly
cut the shield
to required
length.
(2)
The fold back strip
method is required
for M27500
Type B shielded
cable.
(3) The
center strip method
is used when terminating
shields at a connector
backshell, equipment
rack or using
a single solder sleeve
for several shielded cables.
C.
Position the solder
sleeve and
jumper (or braid
strap) and heat
with a Raychem
Zap Gun
or Raychem
Model
CV-4504 Shop
Air Heater
(or equivalent),
move side to
side until proper
shrinking and
soldering
is observed.
Refer to
Figure
208.
NOTE:
For MIL-W-16878
Type
D shielded cable
use shrink
tube for a
heat sink between
the
conductor insulation and the shield.
(1)
There shall be
no more than two
jumpers (or braid
straps) per solder
sleeve.
(2) If using a
single solder sleeve
for several shielded
cables, slip the shielded
cables and
all
unshielded
wires that
terminate at the
same point through
the solder
sleeve.
D.
Dead
ending a shield.
Refer
to Figure
207.
(1) Strip shield
braid within 1.5 inches from
the end of the wire.
(2) Position
heat shrink tubing
0.75 inch long
over the shield braid.
Refer to Chapter
20, Heat
Shrinkable
Tubing
- Maintenance
Practices.
(3) Heat
the heat shrink tubing
with a Raychem Zap
Gun or Raychem
Model CV-4504 Shop
Air
Heater (or equivalent),
move side
to side until
proper shrinking
is observed.
E. Terminating
shields
at connector
backshells
or equipment
racks. Refer
to Figure 209.
(1)
Solder
sleeves
shall be
four inches
or less
from the connector.
(2)
Only use
S2974-X Solder
Sleeves
(with braid
strap).
(3) Crimp
braid strap(s) in
terminal to match strain
relief screws. Refer
to Chapter 20, Splices
and
Terminals,
to determine terminal
size required.
(4)
Ensure connector
backshell and
strain relief clamp
are properly tightened.
F.
Terminating
shields
with
a band clamp.
Refer
to Figure
210.
(1)
Band clamps
are used to
terminate shields
at a connector
backshell
or equipment
rack. Band
clamps
are also
used to
terminate shield
overbraids
that cover
an entire
wire bundle.
(2) Refer
to Table 202 for
band clamp and
installation tool
part numbers.
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203
©
Cessna Aircraft Company
Mar
1/2004

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