Chapter group · 17 chapters
Find engine, propeller and related system chapters. Include the engine model and full part number, including its ending, in your request.
A small onboard power unit that supplies power separately from the main engines.
Propellers, their controls, brakes and indicators. Check the aircraft manual for the right blades, hubs and control units.
Common engine maintenance practices.
The complete engine installation, including its covers and mounts.
Turbine-engine sections that compress air, burn fuel and turn engine shafts, plus drives for related equipment.
Systems that supply, measure and control fuel within the engine.
Equipment that supplies and controls the spark used to start or run an engine. Check the engine model and full part number.
Engine airflow, cooling and compressor air controls. Engine starting has its own section in chapter 80.
Controls for engine power and emergency shutdown. Check the exact unit and any required software before choosing a replacement.
Sensors and displays for engine power, temperature and condition. Check the exact equipment and location in the engine manual.
Engine exhaust, noise-reduction equipment and systems that reverse thrust. Check the installed assembly before choosing a replacement.
Engine oil tanks, oil supply and oil-level or pressure displays.
Equipment that starts and turns the engine. Check the engine and aircraft model for the right starter, drive and controls.
Turbochargers and their controls on piston engines. Check the engine model and exact turbocharger part number.
Water-injection tanks, pipes and controls on engines that use this system. Check the engine manual before selecting parts.
Engine gearboxes and drives for related equipment. Check the gearbox assembly and full part number before requesting a replacement.
Engines with pistons that move back and forth. FAA JASC lists these under family 85; check the engine manual for its chapter numbering.
Your aircraft or engine manual determines the right part. A chapter helps you find the section, but does not prove that a part fits or is in stock. When requesting a part, include its full number and ending, quantity, condition, aircraft or engine model, where it is used and the date needed.
The FAA JASC reference was updated October 27, 2008. It uses a related version of the ATA numbering system. JASC 14 and JASC 85 are labeled separately. This directory is not a complete current aircraft parts manual or iSpec 2200 standard.