Name that part- please

[N231SM]

Hello all. 

 

This is located far right firewall under the glare shield behind the fuse column. I am wondering what this coil like part is. There are 2 rubber boots. Attached to one is a wire putting out .25v all the tiime from one of those boots, unaffected by master/avionics. There is a large connector as well. I have the diagram if someone could tell me what this might be. 

Also, does anyone have a list of all the likely in line fuses under pass and pilot dash? I am labeling them as fast as I can isolate them. There are 5 under the pass g-shield. 

 

Tks

 

 

[N201MKTurbo]

The thing with the two red boots is the ammeter shunt.

[carusoam]

Would you recognize a shunt if you saw one?

I’m not able to see it very clearly, and I’m not exactly sure of its location...

But the shunt is a low resistance, calibrated resistor, That is used to measure current being used by the plane... 

Rich, beat me to the post!  

Best rgerads,

-a-

 

[Yetti]

The second pic is a military connector with multiple conductors/wires in it.   I forget the common name of them.

https://www.alliedelec.com/amphenol-industrial-ms3102e14s-5p/70143498/?mkwid=sPpjQ7qdz&pcrid=30980760979&gclid=CjwKCAjw8r_XBRBkEiwAjWGLlC0tfR4vb3zwLdM1LcK7yfpe6hW95gsSwaHbBXNlQiN_DDniXAd10RoC8mgQAvD_BwE

 

[Yetti]

Generally in that position on the other side of the firewall in an F there is a noise filter to keep spikes out of the electrical system.

[Yetti]

Here are the J schematics by serial number

http://mooney.free.fr/Manuels M20J/M20J/Mooney Service Manuel M20J Vol. 2 of 2.pdf

 

[N231SM]

OK. A shunt. Is that what I am looking for in the wiring diagram? Small one- # 18 probably. 

 

I have a wire coming off one of the boots that looks like it should go somewhere. 

 

Tks

[Mooneymite]

The thin wires off the shunt go to the ammeter, I believe.

[Guest]

I don’t have a K model schematic at home, but that is a shunt.  Normally for the ammeter, the small wires normally pass through 2 in line glass fuses, one in each wire.

Clarence

[tony]

I think he is taking about the silver box to the right of the shunt.  

Edited May 7, 2018 by tony

[kris_adams]

I’m continually amazed at the knowledge of this group. Wish I could add more!

[Guest]

Without knowing what equipment is installed, I can only guess.  The black box with the cannon connector might be a prop device timer?

Clarence

[N201MKTurbo]

1 hour ago, M20Doc said:

Without knowing what equipment is installed, I can only guess.  The black box with the cannon connector might be a prop device timer?

Clarence

Spell check fail!

[Warren]

Hi N231SM,

We are neighbors. I am at Metro airport. 

I have a 1985 K. The box with the round connector looks like the BF Goodrich prop heat timer module. I have a full set of wiring diagrams if you want to look at or borrow them. 

PM me if interested. 

Warren

[Guest]

6 hours ago, N201MKTurbo said:

Spell check fail!

Actually it’s the Apple way of spelling de-ice.  

If we get a spelling and grammar check person here on MooneySpace they will surpass Anthony’s post count in no time!

Clarence

[N231SM]

Hello all,

 

I finally figured out it is a shunt for the prop de-ice ammeter.  There should be a fuse on each wire going to the meter. 
The connector looks like the connector that goes to the prop de-ice timer. 

 

So, again.........what a fantastic knowledge base. 

 

Jim

[Stephen]

22 hours ago, Yetti said:

The second pic is a military connector with multiple conductors/wires in it.   I forget the common name of them.

https://www.alliedelec.com/amphenol-industrial-ms3102e14s-5p/70143498/?mkwid=sPpjQ7qdz&pcrid=30980760979&gclid=CjwKCAjw8r_XBRBkEiwAjWGLlC0tfR4vb3zwLdM1LcK7yfpe6hW95gsSwaHbBXNlQiN_DDniXAd10RoC8mgQAvD_BwE

 

"Cannon plug"?

[tony]

13 hours ago, Stephen said:

"Cannon plug"?

38999 or thirty eight triple nine.  Comes from the mil-std.