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Last updated on December 19th, 2024 at 06:36 am

Part 66 (2023-989) Compliant

Module 16: Piston Engine is fully compliant with the requirements of Part 66 (2023-989). It adheres strictly to the specified content, sequence, and learning levels (L1, L2, L3) required for approved B1.2, B1.4, or A&P aircraft maintenance technician programs. This module is recognized and approved by numerous national authorities as part of the training curriculum for Part 147 schools.

According to Part 66 Appendix 1, the module covers the following 14 sections:

1. Fundamentals (L2)
2. Engine Performance (L2)
3. Engine Construction (L2)
4. Fuel Systems: Carburetors, Fuel Injection, FADEC (L2)
5. Starting and Ignition Systems (L2)
6. Induction, Exhaust, and Cooling Systems (L3)
7. Supercharging and Turbocharging (L2)
8. Lubricants and Fuels (L2)
9. Lubrication System (L2)
10. Engine Indication Systems (L2)
11. Powerplant Installations (L2)
12. Engine Monitoring and Ground Operations (L3)
13. Engine Storage and Preservation (L2)
14. Alternate Piston Engine Constructions (L1)

A detailed table of contents and sample pages can be accessed through the “Look Inside” link above.

Each topic is explained with clear, concise text and high-quality, full-color illustrations, presented in step-by-step detail. The content emphasizes understanding the concepts, explaining the “how” and “why” behind each skill. This approach ensures practical applicability for aircraft technicians in the aviation maintenance field.

For FAA A&P students, the module covers all required topics, albeit at the more advanced level of proficiency demanded by EASA licenses.

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