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Old October 16th 07, 10:32 PM posted to rec.aviation.owning
Scott Skylane
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Default Interior screws - C172G

Newps wrote:


Jay Honeck wrote:


You have to remove the interior panels of a 172 to do an annual
inspection?



No, usually just the front two panels because that's where the fuel
lines run and there's some control cables in there. The front seats
have to come out but not the rear.

Actually, on the 172, the aileron cables run up the rear door posts, as
do flap cables on the manual flap models. If you don't remove the rear
seat, accessing these areas can be very difficult.

Happy Flying!
Scott Skylane
 




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