Airwolf Filter Corp
AWF AFC-W322-B

AFC-W322-B Air Oil Separator, for Cessna Cardinal 177RG with IO-360 Engines

AFC-W322-B Air Oil Separator, for Cessna Cardinal 177RG with IO-360 Engines

$800.00

AFC-W322-B Air Oil Separator, from Airwolf Filter Corp

AFC-W322-B Model Cessna Application

  • For Cessna Models
  • Cardinal 177RG with IO-360 Engines

The Walker AirSep uses a large enough air volume (hence its larger size) and a tiny amount of vacuum pump discharge air, to help condense the oil inside the AirSep, and to overcome crankcase pressure to return collected oil to the engine while the engine is running. Competitive systems are only gravity flow so no oil returns into the engine until the engine is completely shut off. Walker AirSeps are complete with everything you need to install it onto the airplane. One system is large enough to clean both the engine breather oil and wet vacuum pumps discharge.

For over 25 yrs, Walker Engineering made THE best Air/Oil Separator money could buy. Unfortunately, in 1997, Walker was so busy supplying the OEM diesel & marine engine mfgs with AirSeps, they just didn't have time to build them for aviation and ceased production. Airwolf acquired all the rights and STCs from Walker Engineering and has expanded the eligibility listing to include all piston powered aircraft. If it burns avgas, then Airwolf has an air oil separator approved.

  • Black AirSep can is epoxy powdercoated inside and out.
  • Doubler plate for the engine baffle is drilled, made to shape and gold anodized.
  • Engine breather tubes are prebent, anodized, and beaded to the Mil standard
  • AirSyphon pump and AirTees are welded, bent, beaded and anodized.
  • All the hoses, including the orange hi-temp SCAT tubing are cut to length.
  • All the clamps, [stainless steel of course], are there.
  • The rocker cover mod, gasket, and hardware are there.
  • The Adel clamps are there.
  • All the nuts, screws, washers are there.
  • As you can see, you get a pile of parts in the this kit for the price.