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AD/PC-6/36 - Engine Fuel Line - Replacement

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This instrument requires owners/operators of Pilatus PC‑6 aeroplanes (serials 1–685) with Lycoming GSO‑480‑B1A6 engines to replace a specified aluminium fuel line and two aluminium fittings with designated stainless‑steel parts (or Secretary‑approved equivalents) and incorporates FAA AD 75‑27‑06.

Replacements must be done before 1 June 1976; owners/operators pay for parts and labour, schedule downtime, and may face supply or administrative delays while seeking Secretary approval for substitute parts.

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COMMONWEALTH OF AUSTRALIA (Civil Aviation Regulations 1998), PART 39 - 105 CIVIL AVIATION SAFETY AUTHORITY

SCHEDULE OF AIRWORTHINESS DIRECTIVES

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AD/PC-6/36 Engine Fuel Line - Replacement 4/76

Applicability: Model PC-6 with S/Nos. 1 to 685, fitted with Lycoming GSO-480-B1A6 engines. Requirement: 1. Replace aluminium fuel line P/N 6238.94. Pos. 80 with a stain- less steel fuel line

P/N 6238.94.Pos.80C or with an equivalent fuel line approved by the Secretary.

Replace aluminium fittings AN822-8D and AN823-8D with stainless steel fittings MS 20822-BC and MS 20823-8C or with equivalent fittings approved by the Secretary.

FAA AD 75-27-06, Amdt. 39-2478.

Compliance: Before 1 June 1976.

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