ATA 32 system directory

Nose-wheel steering.
The number and its chain.

H80 / ATA 32

This directory keeps the steering handwheel, jack, filter, and valve records tied to the catalog figure where each relationship is printed. That matters when a base number, dash number, or aircraft-serial split changes the answer.

Steering lookup method

Four checks before the quote moves.

The catalog can establish a printed identity and relationship. The unit on the bench, the next higher assembly, and the aircraft record still have to agree.

Open the full steering part-number map ↗
  1. 01
    Read the data plate

    Keep the complete base or dash number and the unit serial number.

  2. 02
    Match the IPC figure

    Alternate-spare and replacement wording can change with the catalog context.

  3. 03
    Check aircraft and parent assembly

    Use the full aircraft serial and any printed next-higher-assembly number.

  4. 04
    Check the offered unit

    Confirm condition, traceability, release paperwork, configuration, and exchange terms.

Technical source

Catalog facts stay separate from stock claims.

The technical source supports the identity and relationship fields. Supplier and repair links are checked destinations for sourcing research, but they do not establish effectivity, interchangeability, or installation approval.

Technical sources

  1. Hawker 800XP, 850XP and 900XP Illustrated Parts CatalogTextron Aviation

    Document
    IPC-800XP
    Revision
    A0
    Published
    2026-02-05
    Supports
    Nose-wheel steering part identities, nomenclature, figure and item references, quantity, effectivity, parent-assembly notes, and spares language as printed in the supplied export.