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FAA-PMA

1-017 is an FAA-PMA part held by Hartzell Engine Technologies LLC (PMA PQ1383CE) — approved as a replacement for Modification Part on Lycoming Continental Franklin All Four and Six Cylinder Horizontally Opposed Engines series · Current, Feb 2013.

A PMA part is approved for the specific eligibility listed on its FAA record; whether it may go on a particular aircraft, engine or component is the installer's determination from that record and the eligibility list. A part-number match alone does not establish eligibility. Source: FAA DRS PMA database, refreshed weekly. Data, not advice.

1-017 — TUBE ASSEMBLY,FIRE EXTINGUISHING

1-017 is cataloged as TUBE ASSEMBLY,FIRE EXTINGUISHING. It carries 2 NSN identities and cross-references to 1 related part number. FAA PMA approval is on file from Air Concepts International. An estimated 885 aircraft of the approved type are registered in the US. The part appears on MCRL cross-reference data.

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NSN identities

Approved sources (CAGE)

  • 54905 AMEREX CORPORATION · P/N 1519
  • 72922 GROSS MECHANICAL LABORATORIES INC
  • 56043 HYDRO-TEST PRODUCTS, INC.

Government purchase history

Distinct Vendors
0
Total
$0.00
Total Amount
$0.00

Government pricing & management

Aac
J
Aac Label
Not stocked, centrally procured on demand
Effective Date
2025-10-01
Moe
DF
Niin
013885802
Qup
1
Rep Rec Code
N
Slc
0
Sos
SMS
Sos Label
DLA
Ui
AY
Unit Price
$4.76

Demand

Buyer Requests 90d
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Buyer Requests All
0
Open Solicitations
0

Market on PartsAndPlanes

Active Listings
0
Avg Price
$0.00
Max Price
$0.00
Min Price
0
Sellers
0
Total Quantity
0

Availability

Band
Readily Available

Related part numbers

1519

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