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Need to replace a cracked, worn, or deteriorated intake boot?

This aftermarket intake expander boot is designed as a replacement for aircraft applications using part numbers 0752016-14, 0752016-7, and 0752026-6. It helps restore proper connection and sealing in the engine intake system and provides a practical replacement solution for a damaged or aging original boot.

Specifications:

Condition: Brand New

Type: Aircraft Intake Expander Boot

Application: Engine Intake System

Material: High-Quality Fuel-Resistant Polyurethane

Manufacturing Method: Precision 3D Printed

Color: Black

Length: Approx. 9 in

Width: Approx. 3.5 in

Height: Approx. 3.5 in

Replace Part Number: 0752016-14, 0752016-7, 0752026-6

Manufacturer Warranty: 1 Year Warranty

Fitment:

For Cessna 182 Aircraft

Designed as an aftermarket replacement for applications using:

0752016-14

0752016-7

0752026-6

Please verify the part number and dimensions before purchase.

Features:

Direct replacement design for worn or damaged intake boots

Helps restore proper intake connection and sealing

High-strength polyurethane construction

Fuel-vapor and petroleum-resistant material

Flexible construction for easier installation

Reinforced wall sections for improved durability

Precision 3D-printed manufacturing for consistent dimensions

Designed for demanding aircraft engine compartment conditions

Helps address cracking, deterioration, and aging of the original boot

Package Included:

1 × Aircraft Intake Expander Boot

NOTE:

This is an aftermarket replacement component and is not an OEM Cessna part.

Please verify the correct part number, dimensions, and application before purchase.

Due to lighting and screen differences, the actual color may vary slightly from the pictures.

All dimensions are measured manually and may have minor deviations.

Installer/owner is responsible for determining suitability, installation requirements, airworthiness, and compliance with applicable FAA regulations before installation.