Lycoming O-360 Series Aircraft Engine

Place of Origin America
Brand Name Lycoming
Certification FAA 8130-3
Model Number Lycoming O-360 Series Aircraft Engine

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Lycoming O-360 Series Aircraft Engine

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Lycoming O-360 Aircraft Engine

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O-360 Aircraft Engine

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Product Description

The Lycoming O-360 is a four-cylinder, horizontally opposed, air-cooled aircraft engine that is widely regarded as one of the most popular and reliable engines in general aviation. It is an evolution of the O-320 series, offering increased power and performance.

 

 

Part Number

Model New Rebuilt Overhaul
O-360-A1A ENPL-RT8435 RENPL-RT8435 HENPL-RT8435
O-360-A1A ENPL-RT8597 RENPL-RT8597 HENPL-RT8597
O-360-A1A ENPL-RT8681 RENPL-RT8681 HENPL-RT8681
O-360-A1A ENPL-RT8683 RENPL-RT8683 HENPL-RT8683
O-360-A1A ENPL-RT8788 RENPL-RT8788 HENPL-RT8788
O-360-A1A ENPL-RT9778 RENPL-RT9778 HENPL-RT9778

 

 

Key Specifications

 

  • Type: Four-cylinder, horizontally opposed (flat-four), air-cooled
  • Displacement: 361 cubic inches (5.9 liters)
  • Power Output: Typically produces 180 horsepower (depending on the specific model and configuration)
  • Compression Ratio: Varies by model, typically 8.5:1
  • Weight: Approximately 258 to 280 pounds (dry weight, depending on the model)
  • Fuel Type: Aviation gasoline (100LL or lower-octane fuels, depending on the model)
  • Cooling: Air-cooled
  • Ignition System: Dual magnetos for redundancy
  • Redline RPM: Typically 2,700 RPM

 

Applications

 

The O-360 engine is used in a wide range of general aviation aircraft, including:

 

 

  • Cessna 172 (later models)
  • Piper PA-28 Cherokee
  • Piper PA-32 Cherokee Six
  • Grumman American AA-5
  • Van's RV series (experimental aircraft)
  • Aeronca Champion
  • Mooney M20

 

 

Variants

 

The O-360 series includes several models, each tailored for specific applications or aircraft. Some notable variants include:

  • O-360-A1A: 180 hp, used in the Cessna 172 and Piper PA-28.
  • O-360-A1D: 180 hp, used in the Piper PA-28 and other aircraft.
  • O-360-A1G6: 180 hp, with a higher compression ratio for improved performance.
  • O-360-C1A: 180 hp, used in helicopters, such as the Bell 47.
  • O-360-E1A: 180 hp, used in the Mooney M20.
  • O-360-F1A: 180 hp, used in the Grumman American AA-5.

 

Features

 

  • Reliability: Known for its durability and long service life when properly maintained.
  • Simplicity: The engine's design is straightforward, making it easier to maintain and repair.
  • Versatility: Used in both certified and experimental aircraft.
  • Dual Magneto System: Provides redundancy for improved safety.

 

Advantages

 

  • Proven design with decades of reliable service.
  • Wide availability of parts and support.
  • Suitable for a variety of aircraft types.

 

 

The Lycoming O-360 remains a cornerstone of general aviation due to its reliability, simplicity, and widespread use. It continues to power many training and recreational aircraft worldwide.

 

 

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