Type training · Boeing 767 B1.1 · ATA 74, 80
Boeing 767 B1.1: CF6-80C2 Ignition and Starting (ATA 74, 80)Type training questions & answers
Air sources, starter and starter valve, start sequence and messages, exciters, igniters and motoring.
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- Written for the 767-300 with GE CF6-80C2 engines
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Sample CF6-80C2 Ignition and Starting questions with answers
Three questions from the free preview. Think of your answer first, then open the explanation.
1.Which rotor does the 767 CF6-80C2 pneumatic starter turn?
- A.N1
- B.Both N1 and N2
- C.N2
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Correct answer: C. N2
The starter turns the N2 rotor through the gearbox and the horizontal and radial drive shafts.
2.Which pneumatic sources can start a 767 engine?
- A.Ground cart or APU only
- B.Cart, APU or cross bleed
- C.The APU only, in all cases
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Correct answer: B. Cart, APU or cross bleed
Air can come from a ground cart, the APU or cross bleed from the operating engine.
3.How many independent ignition circuits does each CF6-80C2 have?
- A.Three
- B.Two
- C.One
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Correct answer: B. Two
Two electrically and physically independent circuits, each with an exciter, lead and igniter plug.
Part of the Boeing 767 B1.1 engine and APU course
One chapter of the Boeing 767 B1.1 engine and APU course question bank, for the 767-300 with GE CF6-80C2 engines, written in our own words for revision. Your type course and the aircraft maintenance manual stay the authority: limits and procedures can differ between airframes and operators.
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