Textron Cessna 182S User Manual

CESSNA
AIRCRAFT COMPANY
MODEL 182/T182
WIRING
DIAGRAM
MANUAL
D. Wire
Identification and
Numbering.
(1)
In each electrical
and electronic wiring
circuit, the wires are
identified by a number-letter
code.
The code is either
printed, stenciled
or banded on each
wire segment. A
wire segment is a run
of wire
between two points
in a circuit. The number-letter
code explains
where the wire
is used.
Refer to Figure
2 for
the wire identification
system.
B1985
* B P481-P J482
(BLK)
I
Color of Wire
Connector Pin Following
is lower case
Connector Pin
Connector
(or
other
component)
Connector
(or other
component)
Connector
Pin
Wiring Diagram Numbering
Figure 2
(2) Thermocouple
leads
are banded for identification
and are color
coded as shown
in Table 1.
Table 1.
Thermocouple
Color Coding
Color
Coding
Red
Yellow
Wire Material
Alumel
Chromel
E. Parts List.
(1)
Electrical and
electronic
equipment
used in
the wiring
diagrams are
identified
by an alphanumeric
reference designator.
This reference
designator is used
as a cross-reference
to the parts list
where
the part number
and part
description
are shown. The
five digit Federal
Supply
Code may
be found
in the Suppliers
Address List
to find the suppliers
name and address.
(2) Most
reference designators
consists of two (2)
alphabetical characters
followed by three
(3)
numeric characters.
(a) The
first alphabetical
character
denotes component
type.
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Cessna Aircraft Company
Mar
1/2004

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