Engine Start And Operation; Warranty Requirement; Before Engine Start; Engine Run-In / Engine Break-In - Lycoming IO-360-N1A Installation And Operation Manual

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IO-360-N1A Engine Installation and Operation Manual

Warranty Requirement

AS ONE OF THE CONDITIONS FOR THE ENGINE WARRANTY, YOU
MUST OPERATE THIS ENGINE IN ACCORDANCE WITH
SPECIFICATIONS IN THIS MANUAL. YOU ALSO MUST COMPLETE
THE RECOMMENDED SERVICE PROCEDURES IN ACCORDANCE WITH
THE IO-360-N1A ENGINE SERVICE MANUAL FOR THIS ENGINE.

Before Engine Start

Before a newly installed/rebuilt/repaired/overhauled or stored engine can be used for flight, all of the
steps shown in Table 1 must be done in the sequence shown. Otherwise, just do steps 2, 3, 4, and 5 in
Table 1. Refer to sections in this chapter.
THE SEQUENCE OF STEPS IN TABLE 1 MUST BE COMPLETED IN THE
ORDER SHOWN ON AN ENGINE THAT HAS BEEN NEWLY INSTALLED
AND/OR ROUTINELY INSPECTED, REBUILT, REPAIRED, OR
OVERHAULED BEFORE THE AIRCRAFT IS PUT BACK INTO SERVICE.
Step
1
2
3
4
5

Engine Run-In / Engine Break-In

Engine run-in is the initial operational check usually done on a new, rebuilt, or overhauled
engine in a test cell at the factory or authorized repair facility (where operating conditions can be
closely monitored). The purpose of this procedure is to ensure that the engine is operating correctly
according to engine specifications. A run-in is already done on all new, rebuilt, or overhauled
engines shipped from the factory. Therefore an additional run-in procedure in the field is not
necessary for these engines. Only the engine break-in procedure will need to be done on engines that
have been shipped from the factory.
Engine break-in (which must be done after engine run-in) is done in the field with the two
progressive flight runs.
 A flight test, refer to the "Flight Test" chapter in this manual
 50 hours of continued flight at power settings alternating between 65% to 75% per the
applicable Pilot Operating Handbook (POH)
NOTICE: Engine break-in must be done on all engines regardless of whether they are new, rebuilt,
and overhauled and shipped from the factory or whether they were overhauled in the
field or had one or more cylinders replaced or piston rings replaced.
© 2016 Avco Corporation. All Rights Reserved
February 2016

ENGINE START AND OPERATION

Prerequisite Requirements for Engine Operation

Section References in This Chapter
Prepare an Engine for First-Time Operation
Start the Engine
Complete the Engine Run-Up
Operate the Engine
Stop the Engine
Table 1
Engine Start and Operation
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