Piper CHEROKEE WARRIOR PA-28-151 1995 Maintenance Manual page 358

PIPER CHEROKEE WARRIOR SERVICE MANUAL
2. With face panel removed, mounting screws for individual instruments will be exposed.
Remove the connections to the instrument before removing instrument mounting screws.
3. Install instruments by reversing removal instructions. After installation and before replacing
instrument face panel, check all components for security and control column clearance.
b. PA-28-161, Warrior III
1. Removal
A Remove all connections to the instrument
B Remove and retain screws securing instrument to the panel.
C Remove instrument.
2. Installation
A Position instrument in panel.
B Secure instrument to panel with the screws retained during removal.
C Install all instrument connections.
10-72 REMOVAL AND REPLACEMENT OF CLUSTER MOUNTED INSTRUMENTS
a. PA-28-151, Warrior, and PA-28-161, Warrior II,
The Warrior II contains five individual instruments installed in a cluster on the instrument panel.
To remove the instrument cluster:
1. Remove face panel by removing screws from around the panel perimeter.
2. With face panel removed, the clear plastic cover on the cluster assembly will be exposed.
Remove cover and cluster by removing six mounting screws.
3. Remove the connection to the individual instrument and remove instrument from cluster
assembly.
4. Replace instruments by reversing removal instructions. Check all mountings and connections
for security.
b. PA-28-161, Warrior III
The cluster instruments installed in the Warrior III are mounted in a common circular head. They
are removed in the same manner as face mounted instruments. Refer to paragraph 10.70, b.
10-73. CYLINDER HEAD TEMPERATURE GAUGE.
10-74. GENERAL.
The cylinder head temperature gauge is installed as an option on the PA-28-151, Wa r r i o r, s/n's 28-
7515001 and up, and on the PA-28-161, Wa r r i o r, s/n's 28-7716001 and up. It is not available on the Wa r r i o r
I I I. The instrument is located on the instrument panel to the left of the instrument cluster. This instrument
measures the cylinder head temperature using a sender located in a cylinder head. The head location (normally
the one that creates the highest operating temperature) is determined by the engine manufacturer. It is an elec-
trical instrument and is wired through the instruments circuit breaker.
Revised: February 28, 1995
NOTE
Tag instrument connections to aid installation.
NOTE
Tag instrument connections to aid installation.
NOTE
Tag instrument connections to aid installation.
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