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SERVICE BULLETIN
NOTICE:
The Type of Change and Recommended Compliance specified reflects Solar’s best judgment regarding the
Service Bulletin. All questions should be directed to your Solar Field Service Representative. Solar, Saturn,
Centaur, Taurus, Mercury, Mars, Titan, SoLoNOx, and Turbotronic are trademarks of Solar Turbines Incorporated.
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NUMBER:
5.5C/106
ISSUED:
March 1978
REVISED:
PRODUCT:
Centaur
MODEL(S):
All
Specifics:
SUBJECT: T5 THERMOCOUPLE HARNESS ATTACHMENT BOLTS
(P/N 915789C1) AND NUTS (P/N 915790C1)
Type of Change:
Product Improvement
Recommended
Compliance:
Operation, Information
Purpose:
To announce the availability of the improved attaching bolts (P/N 915789C1) and nuts (P/N
915790C1) that hold the T5 harness assembly to the engine (See Figure 1 and Figure 2).
GENERAL INFORMATION:
The new attachments are being introduced to eliminate the existing problem with bolts (P/N
903124C1) and nuts (P/N 903931C1). These parts have a tendency to become corroded from either
a galvanic or oxidation process which allows the bolt to break off at the head then the remaining
portion, with the nut attached, becomes trapped between the combustor and the mounting "ear" of
the T5 harness assembly.
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Figure 1
T5 Thermocouple Harness Assembly (Single-Shaft) Engine
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Figure 2
T5 Thermocouple Harness Assembly (Two-Shaft) Engine
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