Lycoming Io-540 K1g5 on 2040-parts.com
Warminster, Pennsylvania, United States
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Engine has 525 hours since major overhaul in 2008. Engine Total Time is
2580 Since Factory Lycoming Overhaul. Includes Gami injectors, magnetos
and fuel servo, Sky Tec starter, Alternator. Had off power prop strike December of 2012, crankshaft has been dialed,
all AD's complied with and is ready for return to service.
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