INTRODUCTION

PURPOSE

The Illustrated Parts Catalog was prepared as specified by ATA

Specification 100. It is intended as a companion document, not a
substitute for, the associated Maintenance and Engine Shop Manuals
which shall be considered the authority on disassembly/assembly
procedures.

The Illustrated Parts Catalog lists and illustrates replaceable

assemblies and detail parts, assists in provisioning,
requisitioning and storing.

This Catalog is arranged in two independent main sections, the

sections being:
– POWER PLANT (CHAPTER 71)
– BASIC ENGINE (CHAPTERS 72 THRU 75, 77, 79, 80)

Each main (DPL) shows the Engine divided in sections, identified by

Catalog Sequence Numbers (CSNs), which have a relation to the ATA
breakdown used in the Engine Manuals section consists of:
– DETAILED PARTS LIST

DETAILED PARTS LIST - ARRANGEMENT

The Detailed Parts List presents the Power Plant and Basic Engine
divided into sections which relate to the ATA Breakdown used in the
associated Maintenance and Engine Shop Manuals.

The indenture system used in the Detailed Parts List of this

catalog shows the relationship of one part to other parts in
disassembly order where applicable.

For a specified item, the indenture system shows the primary or

general group in the left position. The sequence continues down and
to the right until the last detail part is shown, as follows:

1234567
Installation
.Detail Parts for Installation
.Assembly
Attaching Parts for Assembly
***

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 ..Detail Parts for Assembly
..Sub-assembly
Attaching Parts for Sub-assembly
***
...Detail Parts for Sub-assembly
...Sub-sub-assembly
Attaching Parts for Sub-sub-assembly
***
....Detail Parts for Sub-sub-assembly

MODEL APPLY CODE

This Illustrated Parts Catalog lists and illustrates assemblies

andparts for the CFM56-5C models of engine.

CODE INSTALLATION ENGINE MODEL

M CFM56-5C2
U CFM56-5C2/F
W CFM56-5C3/F
X CFM56-5C2/G
X CFM56-5C3/G
Y CFM56-5C2/4
Y CFM56-5C2/F4
Y CFM56-5C2/G4
Y CFM56-5C3/F4
Y CFM56-5C3/G4
Y CFM56-5C4
Y CFM56-5C4/1
E CFM56-5C2/P
E CFM56-5C3/P
E CFM56-5C4/P
E CFM56-5C4/1P
N A340

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DETAIL PART LIST CODING

The Model Apply code is shown in the nomenclature column of the

detailed parts list.

EFFECTIVITY

This catalog does not contain engine serial effectivity

information.

USAGE CODE

The Detail Parts List (DPL) incorporates a column designated USAGE

CODE. Alpha codes will be used in this column to identify specific
parts which must be used with other speicific parts, within the
same assembly (or installation) and the same engine model.

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Before applying the "usage code", ensure that the parts are coded
for use on the same engine model (reference Model Apply in
nomenclature column). If the part is not coded for the same engine
model, the usage code does not apply.

Within an installation (Figure), a part number identified by a

"Usage Code" (a single alpha designation) denotes that the affected
part MUST BE USED with all other parts identified with the same
single alpha designation. It also denotes that the affected part
can be used with all other non-coded parts (no alpha designation).

When a combination of alphas are used (such as "abd"), the affected

parts may be used with all other non-coded parts and all other
parts coded "a" or "b" or "d" or any combination thereof (such as
"ab" or "ad" or "bd" or "abd"). A part coded "abd" cannot be used
with any coded part number which does not contain "a" or "b" or "d"
in the alpha combination.

USAGE CODE will identify affected parts within a

Chapter/Section/Unit/Figure only.

An alpha code may be repeated from figure to figure, but is only to

be used for identification of affected parts within its related
figure (i.e. USAGE CODE "a" for 72-54-00 figure 1 does not relate
to USAGE CODE "a" for 72-54-00 figure 5).

NOTE : If interchangeability of assemblies, sub-assemblies

and detail parts is affected between
Chapter/Section/Unit/Installation (or between figures
thereof), "use with" notes will be used in the
nomenclature column for the affected part number(s).
Fully interchangeable parts do not require USAGE CODE
designation, or notes, within the assembly level they
support.

HOW TO USE THE CATALOG

A. To identify an item when only the part number is known.

(1) Find the part number in the Numerical Index and note
the Chapter/Section/Subject, Figure and Item Number.

(2) Turn to this Figure/Item Number in the Detailed Parts

List.

(3) For description of desired part, refer to

Nomenclature.

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 (4) For appearance of desired part, locate Item Number on
the illustration.

B. To identify an item when the part number is not known.

(1) Turn to the Chapter Table of Contents for the

Chapter/Section/Subject in which the major assembly
appears and find the Figure Number.

(2) Turn to the Figure where this major assembly is

illustrated.

(3) Note the Item Number on the illustration.

(4) Locate the Item Number in the Detailed Parts List

which will show the part number and Nomenclature.

C. Special indications in the Detailed Part List.

SEE SAMPLE PAGE

(1) The number in the Figure and Item Number column

corresponds to the Item Number of the part in the
corresponding illustration. The Item Numbers preceded
by a dash are not illustrated.

(2) Alternate parts "indicates that parts are equivalent

to the prime part number. Prime and alternate part
numbers are identical and therefore physically and
functionnally interchangeable. Either part may be
supplied".

(3) A Vendor supplied part is identified by the vendor's

part number in the Part Number column and the Federal
Supply Code of the manufacturer at the end of the
Nomenclature column and preceded by the letter "V".

(4) Parts manufactured from other parts are indicated as

"Modified from" in the Nomenclature column followed by
the original part number and FSCM.

(5) Parts which may be reworked are indicated by "RWK TO

..." in the Nomenclature column.

(6) Parts introduced and approved for revenue service by

service bulletins are indicated by "Post SB" in the
Nomenclature column.

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 (7) "RF" in the Unit per Assy column indicates the
installation, assembly or part is listed for reference
and can be located in other figures.

(8) A number in the Unit per Assy column indicates the

quantity of the part used for the one Next Higher
Assembly.

(9) The letters "AR" in the Quantity column indicates the

parts vary in the number required to properly build
the assembly.

(10) Parts controlled by General Electric specification

control drawings or SNECMA specification control
drawings are indicated as "GE SPEC ..." or "SN SPEC
..." in the Nomenclature column.

(11) Part numbers reflected in the Part Number field with

"NO-NUMBER" are non-provisioned items.

(12) The cross-reference "SEE...FOR DET" indicates the

figure in which the assembly is broken down to its
component parts.

(13) The cross-reference "SEE ... FOR NHA" indicates the

figures in which the relationship of the part to its
next higher assembly can be found.

(14) The reference "SEE CMM ..." indicates the component

maintenance manual that provides the instructions for
that component.

(15) The reference "SEE NOTE ..." is used when additional

parts information is given to further explain the
usage of parts.

(16) The cross-reference "SEE ..." indicates where the part

is shown in another figure.

(17) The reference "USE WITH" note in the Nomenclature

column indicates the part must be used with a part
located in another figure. The reference will include
the part number and CSN.

(18) The reference 72-XX-XX RPR XXX-XXX identifies the Shop

Manual Section and Repair (RPR) Number(s) (XXX-XXX)
that have the approved repairs for the part.

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 (19) The reference "MATCH PART" identifies parts that are
provisioned separately but require matching to a
mating part.

(20) The reference "MATCH PART ORDER NHA" identifies parts

that are not provisioned and the next higher assembly
must be ordered.

(21) The reference "SELECT FROM" is used when there is a

choice of parts to be used based on different weight,
size, etc. of the parts for the assembly.

(22) The term "REFERENCE SB" is used to indicate this

service bulletin should be considered when inspecting
or making disposition on the part.

(23) The term "POST SB 7X-XXXX (A.D.....)" is used to

indicate this service bulletin has a relationship to
an AIRWORTHINESS DIRECTIVE.

(24) There are certain parts that are not marked with the
full part number as listed in the IPC part number
column. These parts may be too small or other reasons
make it impractical to mark the complete part number
on the part. For parts manufactured by General
Electric, such parts may be marked as follows :

IPC Part Number Part Marking

9992M61P07 M61P07
(Parts marked in this
manner are identical to the
part number listed in the
IPC)

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WARNING :ASBESTOS

THIS ENGINE MAY CONTAIN SMALL AMOUNTS OF ASBESTOS.

WHEN WORKING WITH THIS ENGINE, THE FOLLOWING
PRECAUTIONS MUST BE RIGIDLY ADHERED TO:
* BEFORE ANY MAINTENANCE ACTIVITIES ARE
UNDERTAKEN, REVIEW THE ILLUSTRATED PARTS
BREAKDOWN/CATALOG TO DETERMINE IF THE HARDWARE
TO BE WORKED ON CONTAINS ASBESTOS.
* WHENEVER MECHANICAL REMOVAL OF MATERIAL, SUCH AS
MACHINING, GRINDING, BUFFING, DRILLING, SANDING,
OR ANY TYPE OF MATERIAL BUILD-UP ON PARTS THAT
CONTAIN ASBESTOS OR CADMIUM IS NECESSARY,
APPROPRIATE PERSONAL PROTECTIVE EQUIPMENT MUST
BE WORN AND NATIONAL ENVIRONMENTAL CONTROLS
REQUIRED FOR THE HANDLING OF ASBESTOS CONTAINING
MATERIAL MUST BE COMPLIED WITH.
* BEFORE HANDLING, REPLACING, OR DISPOSING OF
ASBESTOS CONTAINING HARDWARE, ENSURE COMPLIANCE
WITH APPLICABLE ENVIRONMENTAL HEALTH AND SAFETY
REGULATIONS.

FOR THIS ENGINE, THE FOLLOWING PARTS NUMBERS

CONTAIN SMALL AMOUNT OF ASBESTOS :
* J660G07
* 9339M40G03
* 1462M20G01

DEFINITION OF TERMS

The definition of terms used in the IPC is as follows:

"SAME AS P/N": indicates the complete part number (P/N) for a

shortened P/N in the Numerical Index.
"SUPERSEDED BY" (SUPSD BY): indicates non-interchangeability. For
detail description, refer to Service Bulletin which introduced the
new part.
"REPLACED BY" (REPL BY): indicates that parts are fully
interchangeable. Old parts are to be used until supply is
exhausted.

"REWORKED TO" (RWK TO): indicates that the part may be reworked.

"ALTERNATE" (ALT): indicates that parts are interchangeable. Either

part may be supplied.

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"POST SB": will be used on all new parts entered in the catalog by
service bulletin.

"DELETED BY": will be used on all parts that are no longer required
for a certain assembly/configuration in production. Refer to
service bulletinfor disposition of affected parts.

"SPARE PART DRAWING" (SPD): this term will be found in the

Nomenclature column wherever a part number is assigned to identify
a replacement spare part which differs from the production part or
parts to satisfy repair requirements.

"NOT PROVISIONED" (NP): this term will be found in the Nomenclature

column. This indicates the part is not provisioned as a spare part.
The parts are in the Illustrated Parts Catalog only to clarify
installation or assembly relationship.

"DIMENSIONS": all dimensions are expressed in the English and

Metric System of measurement. The English System is primary
followed by the Metric in parentheses.

MANUFACTURERS PART NUMBER SYSTEM

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EXPLANATIONS OF SNECMA NUMBERS

Family Number is an invariable number for all versions derived from

initial definition.

Part Version Sequential Number is assigned to part in relation to

modification applied. Initial part is 01.

Part Definition Classification is identified by the following

numbers:

0 Part delivered in finished

state.
1 through 5 Parts finished or
semi-finished with material
allowance from 1st to 5th
repair.

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 6 Permanently-assembled unit
delivered in semi-finished
state. Completed on NHA. To
determine the necessary
operations to assemble
these parts, refer to the
applicable shop manual
procedures.
7 Not assigned.
8 Rough forging
9 Blank parts (as forged, or
cast)

STANDARD PART

Expendable hardware items having a relatively high usage and

application and are normally available from industrial supply
outlets. Includes such items as nuts, bolts, screws, fasteners,
rivets, seals, resistors, capacitors, diodes, etc.

Standard items are identified by the following Part Number types.

PART NUMBER FSCM PART NUMBER FSCM

ANXX etc. 88044 SP90 etc. K0195
ASXXXXX * U1653 SP90 etc. K7766
ASXXXX-XX etc. 81343 TUXX etc. * F0110
ENXXXX etc. S9005 212XX etc. * F0111
ENXXXX etc. I9005 221XX etc. * F0111
MXX etc. 81349 222XX etc. * F0111
MSXX etc. 96906 224XX etc. * F0111
NASXX etc. 80205 233XX etc. * F0111
* If one of the above listed Part Number types is shown in the
present Illustrated Parts Catalog with a different associated FSCM,
this part is not a standard item.

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