14836-001: NEW PMA CIRRUS SR22 DUAL MUFFLER SYSTEM MUFFLER REPLACES PART NUMBER 14836-001

THIS MUFFLER HAS AN INCONEL CONE

CIRRUS PART NUMBER 14836-001 IS REPLACED BY FAA APPROVED NEW PMA PART NUMBER A14836-001

FITS CIRRUS MODELS:

SR22 S/N 0320 and on

This Muffler is designed, engineered and manufactured by a world class team of welders and fabricators, using aerospace grade 321 stainless steel, which provides reliable service and resist corrosion in high temperature exhaust system conditions.

AIRCRAFT MAKE / MODEL: CIRRUS SR22

PARTS CATEGORY: MUFFLER

MATERIALS: 321 STAINLESS STEEL

PART CONDITION: AWI FAA APPROVED NEW PMA

AWI new, overhauled and repaired parts meet the FAA airworthiness requirements. AWI FAA APPROVED NEW PMA PART NUMBER A14836-001 IS A REPLACEMENT FOR PART NUMBER 14836-001 CONTINENTAL IO-550N PLATINUM ENGINE GETS SILVER TAILPIPES PART NUMBER 15077-002 NON PLATINUM ENGINE GETS BLACK TAILPIPES PART NUMBER 15077-003 INSPECT MUFFLER BAFFLES AND TAB ON HEADER, AND 3 INTO 1 EXHAUST COLLECTOR FOR CRACKS

Why ChooseHartzell Aviationfor Cirrus Exhaust Parts?

Quality: We’ve partnered with Hartzell Aerospace Welding, a combination of Aerospace Welding of Minneapolis (AWI) and Acorn Welding, to ensure the highest craftsmanship and product quality available.

Expertise: With over 25 years of industry experience, we provide expert guidance for your Cirrus exhaust system needs.

Convenience: Our simple interface features detailed diagrams to streamline the buying process, making it easier than ever to find the right exhaust parts for your Cirrus aircraft.

Q: What is the expected lifespan of an SR22 dual muffler?

A: The muffler typically lasts 1,000 to 1,500 flight hours. However, this can vary based on usage and maintenance.

Q: How often should the muffler be inspected?

A: Like all Cirrus exhaust parts, the muffler should be inspected during each 100-hour or annual inspection, whichever comes first. More frequent checks may be needed in harsh conditions.

Q: What are the signs the muffler needs replacement?

A: Signs include visible cracks, holes, or excessive rust on the muffler. Unusual engine noise or decreased performance may also indicate that Cirrus exhaust parts need to be replaced.

Q: What maintenance is required for the muffler? 

A: Regular maintenance of the muffler and all Cirrus exhaust parts includes visual inspections for damage, checking for loose connections, and cleaning carbon deposits. Consult a certified professional likeHartzell Aviationfor proper care.