NEW PMA PIPER PA-28-150/151/160/161/180/181 RIGHT REAR EXHAUST STACK

PIPER PART NUMBER 62232-00 AND 62232-004 ARE REPLACED BY FAA APPROVED NEW PMA PART NUMBER A62232-004

FITS PIPER MODELS:

PA-28-150/160/180 S/N 28-1761 through 28-7505261

PA-28-151 S/N 28-7415001 through 28-7715314

PA-28-161 S/N 2841001 through 2841365, 28-7716002 through 2816109, 2816110 and up

PA-28-181 S/N 2843001 and up

This Right Rear Exhaust Stack is designed, engineered and manufactured in a state of the art facility by an experienced 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: PIPER

PARTS CATEGORY: RIGHT REAR EXHAUST STACK

MATERIALS: 321 STAINLESS STEEL

PART CONDITION: AWI FAA APPROVED NEW PMA

THIS PART NUMBER IS AN AWI FAA APPROVE NEW PMA REPLACEMENT FOR PIPER PART NUMBER 62232-00

AWI new, overhauled and repaired parts meet the FAA airworthiness requirements.

CARB HEAT SHROUD IS SEPARATE PART NUMBER BUT RIVETTED BETWEEN END PLATE AND SHROUD SKIN.  A SUPPORT BRACKET IS SCREWED TO THE CARB HEAT AND THEN ATTACHED TO THE END PLATE OF THE TOP SHROUD.

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Piper Right Rear Exhaust Stack

Why ChooseHartzell Aviationfor Piper 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 Piper 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 Piper aircraft.

Q: What is the expected lifespan of a PA-28 exhaust stack? 

A: The lifespan of the exhaust stack typically ranges from 1,000 to 1,500 flight hours. However, this can vary based on flying conditions and maintenance practices.

Q: How often should the exhaust stack be inspected? 

A: As with all Piper exhaust parts, the exhaust stack should be inspected during each 100-hour or annual inspection, whichever comes first. More frequent checks may be necessary in harsh environments.

Q: What are the signs the exhaust stack needs replacement? 

A: Look for visible cracks, holes, or excessive rust on the exhaust stack. Unusual engine sounds or decreased performance may also signal that Piper exhaust parts need to be replaced. 

Q: What maintenance is required for the exhaust stack?

A: Regular maintenance of the exhaust stack and all Piper exhaust parts includes visual checks for damage, ensuring secure connections, and removing carbon buildup. Consult a certified professional likeHartzell Aviationfor proper care.