Transcription of TROUBLE SHOOTING GUIDE - Lycoming
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LYCOIIIIIIIIG 652 Oliver Street Williamsport, PA 17701 570/323-6181 Lycoming Reciprocating Engine TROUBLE SHOOTING GUIDE Reprint 2006 SSP-475 INTRODUCTION TROUBLE - SHOOTING 1. TROUBLE - SHOOTING is the step-by-step procedure used to determine the cause for a given problem and then selecting the best and quickest way to solve that problem. While the use of turbochargers and automatic controllers has complicated the TROUBLE - SHOOTING procedures, always start by discussing the problem with the pilot and the facility management. They will assist you in narrowing the problem to as few possibilities as possible. In the case of twin engine aircraft, make sure you are working on the correct engine. After a thorough discussion and verbal analysis of the problem., you are ready to go to work. If you are an experienced mechanic, you may be able to automatically eliminate some of the probable causes.
Be sure to keep track of which piston pin plugs came out of which cylinder. During reassembly the piston pin plugs must be matched up with the cylinder they came out of Another good trouble-shooting tool is the use of spectrometric oil analysis. To be effective the engine must be in …
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