(2)
Severe Turbulance
(3)
Engine Vibration
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2. Examine the Nacelle/Strut Structure___________________________________
A. Procedure
S 212-002
(1) Examine the nacelle/strut inner and outer surfaces for distortion, cracks, pulled rivets, and rivets which are not there.
NOTE: Carefully examine the surfaces for discoloration
____ and/or flaking paint. This could be a sign of a ruptured pneumatic duct.
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3. Examine the Pneumatic Ducting
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A. Procedure
S 212-004
(1) Examine the hard ducts and flexible sense lines for cracks and tears.
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(2) Inspect the clamps, nuts, and fastners for tightness.
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_______________________________________________________________________ (CONDITIONAL INSPECTION) - MAINTENANCE PRACTICES
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1. General
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A. The following procedure is required for an accidental turn of the nose landing gear greater than the maximum steering angle with torsion links attached, applying without deactivating the steering system, or towing more than the maximum towing loads.
NOTE: Exceeding maximum steering angle with torsion links attached is
____
also known as an oversteer.
B. If the towing angle is more than the 70° limit with the airplane above the maximum gross weight, the Phase II inspection should be done.
C. This inspection procedure is divided into two phases (Phase I and Phase II).
(1)
If the inspection during Phase I does not shown that damage has occurred, no more inspections are necessary.
(2)
If the Phase I inspection shows that damage has occurred, the Phase II inspection must be done.
(3)
The Phase I inspection must be completed prior to the Phase II inspection.
D. When the conditional inspection tells you to "examine" a component, look for these conditions (replace or repair components, if it is necessary).
(1)
Cracks
(2)
Pulled apart structure
(3)
Loose paint (paint flakes)
(4)
Twisted parts (distortion)
(5)
Bent components
(6)
Fasteners holes that become larger or longer
(7)
Loose fasteners
(8)
Fasteners that have pulled out or are gone
(9)
Delaminations
(10)
Misalignment
(11)
Interference
(12)
Hydraulic fluid leakage
(13)
Other signs of damage
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2. Phase I Inspection
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A. References
(1)
AMM 09-11-00/201, Tow the Airplane