P92 Classic Jabiru
M a i n t e n a n c e M a n u a l
INSPECTIONS
AND SERVICING
Page B-10
Date
:
Issue 3: 4
th
July 2011
Section B
11.
SERVICING
For scheduled servicing on engine Jabiru, please refer to the Jabiru documentations. The
list below includes only primary engine maintenance operations.
D
AILY
1.
Pitot and static ports
- Check for obstructions (see section E);
2.
Oil
- Check oil level in reservoir located on firewall.
3.
Coolant
- Check coolant level in overflow reservoir located on firewall;
4.
Fuel strainer
- Drain off any water and sediment by opening tap and
collecting an amount of fuel at least equal to cup’s capacity.
5.
Fuel tank vents
- Check for obstructions.(see section E)
EVERY
100
HOURS
6.
Flange carburettor
- Visually inspect rubber flange connecting carbs to
engine.
7.
Battery
- Check level of electrolyte.
8.
Engine oil
- Change engine oil and replace filter element (refer to
Instruction and maintenance for Jabiru 2200 in latest issue
of Jabiru);
9.
Brake fluid
- Check level of brake fluid in the master cylinder located below
the left seat. Add fluid as needed using MIL H5606 standard type UNIVIS
J43.
10.
Fuel filter
– Check and eventually clean the fuel filter of the electric pump
(if installed).
11.
Fuel line and carburettor air filter
- Visually inspect fuel lines. Remove
filter and clean accurately. Repeat operation more often in dusty conditions.
If aircraft is equipped with carb heat system, scoop filter shall in any case be
replaced (automotive type air filter:
Autobianchi Y10
).
12.
Propeller
- Check attachment bolts for integrity, tightening torque (18 Nm)
and safetying, initially after the first 25 hours.