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Engine model numbers

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Not sure if there is a one size fits all answer to this but..

 

is there a system to how manufacturers number their engines. For example...lycoming IO540 C4 D5D.

my interpretation of this goes as such...

made by lycoming, it is a injected, opposed engine with about 540 cubic inches of cylinder volume.

im missing the rest, and can't seem to find it on the google of google. Any help would be appreciated. 

A follow up question could bwhy can an aircraft with an io540 c4 d5d get a replacement engine without stc approval of it is still an io540, but maybe not the same attributes of the last two number sets?

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    Sam Dawson on Jan 26, 2013

    http://www.lycoming.com/support/troubleshooting/resources/SSP110.pdf

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  2. Chris Carlson on Jan 26, 2013

    Exactly what I was looking for. Is the system manufacturer specific then?

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