M20E Parts interchangeability?

[corn_flake]

Does any one know if a 67 M20E alieron would fit a 69 M20E?

 

[MB65E]

Should be the same. I would jump on one if asked the same question. Earlier than ‘65 are different. 
Matt

[David Lloyd]

Every time I have wanted that kind of answer, I looked in the parts manual.  Sometimes it is still difficult to figure out.  It is sometimes helpful also in figuring out how some things are put together.  I think your answer is yes.  But I would still check the manual.

[carusoam]

See if you can at least get the part numbers from the prospective units...

There will be a way to check if the individual parts are applicable to your plane....

Some things like twisted wings were around for a short time to add an additional challenge...

Best regards,

-a-

[deanders]

Yes I do. I bought a left hand Aileron for my 66 M20E S/N 883 and it is for a later model. I don't have a part number for this one. If your interested let me know and maybe we can figure it out.

[Vance Harral]

Even if the Bible (Parts Manual) says they are the same, be a little cautious.  Mooneys are famously hand-built, and a part from one airplane may not exactly match another, even when they're the same make/model/year/one-serial-number-apart.  There are many stories here about less-than-perfect fit of replacement parts for things like baggage doors, windows, etc.  I don't know if control surfaces have the same issue, or if those parts are built to much tighter tolerances.

[J0nathan225]

1 hour ago, deanders said:

Yes I do. I bought a left hand Aileron for my 66 M20E S/N 883 and it is for a later model. I don't have a part number for this one. If your interested let me know and maybe we can figure it out.

That's oddly my exact paint scheme. '64E

[corn_flake]

@deanders

Thanks, but I'm looking for a right aileron.  I would put it in the classified section MS. I'm sure someone will need it one day.