Parker Airborne Tempest Vacuum Check Manifold Cessna 172s 1h5-25 Aa1h5-25a 182s on 2040-parts.com
Schaumburg, Illinois, United States
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This is a used Parker Airborne Vacuum Check Manifold model 1H5-25 from a 2000 Cessna 172S.
It was working fine upon removal a couple years ago and never had any issues during the life of the aircraft (with about 3800TT). Buyer and installer to determine suitability for installation. This is being sold as parts only with no warranty. The equivalent Tempest model number is AA1H5-25A Local pickup available. We could also make arrangements to meet at 06C in Schaumburg, IL or KPWK in Wheeling, IL. These are options to save on shipping and get it quickly if needed. |
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