Target audience:
Licensed A&P mechanics, aircraft owners, and DIY restorers working on the Cessna 170
Purpose:
Identifying correct factory replacement parts by number and illustration
Key strength:
Factory-level exploded-view diagrams with OEM part numbers
Competitive advantage:
Original Cessna catalog data, searchable and printable as PDF
Coverage areas:
Complete replacement parts identification for the 1959 Cessna 170
Format:
Searchable PDF, zoomable and printable with bookmarked chapters
Delivery:
Instant digital download, no shipping required
Compatibility:
Windows PC, Mac, tablets, and smartphones
Re-access:
Download again anytime after purchase
Page count:
N/A - not specified for this catalog
Publisher:
Cessna Aircraft Company (factory catalog)
Airframe:
Fuselage, wings, empennage, and control surfaces
Landing gear:
Conventional gear legs, shock struts, wheels, brakes, and tailwheel assemblies
Powerplant:
Continental engine components, mounts, cowling, and propeller group
Fuel system:
Tanks, lines, selectors, and strainers
Electrical system:
Wiring, battery, switches, and lighting components
Flight controls:
Cables, pulleys, bellcranks, and related hardware
Cabin and interior:
Seats, upholstery, windows, doors, and trim
Instruments:
Panel instruments and related fittings
Procedures and information
Parts identification:
Exploded-view illustrations with OEM part numbers for every assembly
Component location:
Component identification and location guides
Effectivity:
Part applicability by serial number range
Interchange data:
Superseded and alternate part number references
Hardware:
Standard nuts, bolts, washers, and rivets with specifications
Ordering data:
Part number breakdown for correct replacement ordering
Detail level:
Factory parts-catalog level: figures, item numbers, quantities per assembly
Diagrams:
Exploded-view parts diagrams with OEM part numbers
Torque values:
Refer to service manual; this catalog covers parts identification
Special tools:
Special service tool numbers with illustrations where applicable
Part numbers:
Complete OEM part number listings throughout
Quantities:
Units per assembly indicated for each item
Supersessions:
Updated part numbers noted where items were superseded
File Format:
PDF (searchable, bookmarked, zoomable)
Compatibility:
Windows, macOS, Linux, iOS, and Android — any device with a PDF reader
Requirements:
A PDF reader application (e.g. Adobe Acrobat Reader, free)
Searchability:
Fully text searchable for fast lookup of any topic
Print Quality:
High-resolution digital pages, printable at full clarity
Binding Type:
N/A — digital download, no physical binding
Paper Type:
N/A — digital download, no physical paper
Engine:
Continental C145 / O-300 series six-cylinder engine (per 170 application)
Fuel system:
Gravity-fed or engine-driven fuel system per airframe configuration
Detailed specs:
Refer to the service manual for displacement, compression, and overhaul data
Catalog scope:
Engine group parts, mounts, cowling, and propeller components
Restraints:
Seat belt and harness assemblies (part numbers in catalog)
Lighting:
Navigation, landing, and interior lighting components
Ratings:
N/A - vintage light aircraft, modern crash-test ratings not applicable
Stall characteristics:
High-wing design with fixed leading-edge slots on 170 series
Instruments:
Factory instrument group parts, panel fittings, and related hardware
Electrical:
Battery, generator, starter, and wiring harness components
Modern electronics:
N/A - 1959 aircraft predates modern infotainment and driver assistance
Intervals:
Inspection per FAA annual/100-hour requirements; refer to service manual
Common wear items:
Brake linings, tires, tailwheel parts, cables, and pulleys
Fluids:
Engine oil and hydraulic fluid specifications per Continental and Cessna service data
Catalog role:
Identify correct replacement part numbers for wear items and overhauls
Manufacturer:
Cessna Aircraft Company, Wichita, Kansas
Model evolution:
Cessna 170 introduced 1948; 170B (1952-1956) with modified wing; final model year 1956, with 1959 parts support and continued 170-lineage through the 172
Production location:
Wichita, Kansas, USA
Significance:
Precursor to the Cessna 172, one of the most produced aircraft in history
