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SECTION 7
CESSNA
MODEL
182S
AIRPLANE & SYSTEMS DESCRIPTION
Oil
pressure
signals
are
generated
from
a
pressure
line/transducer combination. An
oil
pressure line is routed from the
upper front of the engine case
to
the rear engine baffle. At the
baffle,
the oil pressure line is connected to
a
transducer. This
transducer
produces an electrical
signal which
translates
into a
pressure reading at the
instrument
panel gauge
.
Oil temperature signals are generated from a resistance-type
probe located in the accessory case. As
oil
temperature changes,
the probe resistance changes.
Th
is
resi
stance
is
translated into
oil
temperature readings on the cockpit
indicator.
In addition, a separate low oil pressure
indication is
provided
through
the panel annunciator. This annunciator is wired to a
pressure
switch
located on the
rear
of
the
engine
accessory case.
When
oil
pressure
is
below 20
PSI,
the
switch
grounds
and
completes the annunciator circuit, illuminating the red OIL PRESS
light. When pressure exceeds 20 PSI,
the
ground is removed and
the
OIL
PRESS
light extingu ishes.
NOTE
The
low
oil pressure switch
is
also wired
into the Hobbs
(hour)
meter.
When pressure exceeds
20
PS I,
a
ground
is
supplied
to the hour meter,
completing
the hour meter
circuit.
I
The EGT/CHT indicator, located on the
left
side of the instrument
panel,
is activated by
electrical
signals
originating in the engine
compartment.
Markings for
the exhaust
gas
temperature
portion
of
Ithe
indicator
are in 2soF
increments,
with no range markings
or
red
lines.
Marking for the
cylinder
head
temperature
portion
of
the
lindicator
are
in SO°F increments,
with
numbers
at
200°F, 300°F,
400°F
and
SOQoF.
Normal operating temperatures
(green arc)
for
Ithe
CHT indicator
are 200°F to SOO°F,
with
red line
at
SOO°F.
EGT signals are generated from a thermocouple probe in the
exhaust system.
This
probe allows a
small
amount of
current to flow
through it,
and as temperature across the probe
changes, so
does
current
flow. This
change
in
current
lIow
registers on the
indicator
as a change in
temperature.
Although
the EGT
gauge
contains no
red
lines or operating range marks, it is
useful
in establish
ing
peak
EGT
and cruise
EGT reference points
for
leaning
the
mixture.
7-20
Nov
1SI00

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