793F Series AC Off-Highway Truck Engine Supplement Caterpillar


Engine - Install

Usage:

793F AC EMD

Installation procedure

Table 1
Required Tools 
Tool  Part Number  Part Description  Qty 
A(1)  9U-7489  Lift Stand 
350-7768 Electric Hydraulic Pump Gp (115 V) 
350-7769 Electric Hydraulic Pump Gp (230 V) 
4C-5749 Mobile Base 
A1  OR 
504-9826 Lift Gp (50/60Hz)(2) 
504-9827 Lift Gp (50/60Hz)(3) 
323-1146  Lifting Group 
309-2793  Load Leveler 
435-3382  Wrench 
(1) Use Tooling (A) or (A1) based on requirements.
(2) Operating Voltage (380-500V)
(3) Operating Voltage (180-300V)

Note: Before installing the engine, check the engine crankshaft end play. Refer to Specifications, KENR9187, "C175-16 Engine for 795F Series AC Off-Highway Trucks", Crankshaft -Type 1 and Crankshaft - Type 2 for specific values.

Note: Before installing the engine, inspect the rubber blocks of the coupler adapter. Refer to Reuse And Salvage Guidelines, SEBF9338, "Inspection of Rubber Blocks for 793F AC, 794 AC, 795F AC, and MT4400D AC Off-Highway Trucks" and Disassembly and Assembly, KENR8715, Coupler Adapter and Mounting - Disassemble and Coupler Adapter and Mounting - Assemble.



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  1. Install Tooling (B) onto the engine. Use Tooling (B), Tooling (C), and a suitable lifting device to install engine (38). The weight of engine (38) is approximately 11,612 kg (25,600 lb).


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  2. Connect ground strap (37). Install washer (36) and bolt (35).


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  3. Install washer (34) and bolt (33). Connect harness assembly (32) and remove the connecting hardware.


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  4. Install cap (31). Install bolts (30). Tighten bolts (30) to a torque of 300 ± 40 N·m (221 ± 30 lb ft). Repeat this step for the remaining rear engine mount.


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  5. Remove Tooling (C) from Tooling (B).


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    Front of Engine


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    Rear of Engine

  6. Remove Tooling (B) from the engine.


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  7. Install clamps (29). Repeat this step for the opposite side.


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  8. Connect hose assemblies (28).


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  9. Connect hose assembly (27).


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  10. If equipped with an electric starting motor, connect cable assemblies (26) and cable assembly (25). Install clip (24) and connect harness assembly (23).


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  11. Use a suitable lifting device to position drive shafts (20) onto the yoke of the coupling adapter and the auxiliary pump drive.


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  12. Install new bolts (22) and new bolts (21), loosely.

  13. Use the following procedure to mate the universal joint onto the yoke of the coupling adapter.

    Note: Prior to the drive shaft installation, make sure that the coupler adapter yoke and the power generator yoke are aligned with each other.

    1. Mate the key and pilot diameter of the universal joint with the yoke of the coupler adapter. Use a suitable rubber or wooden hammer to completely seat the universal joint.

    2. Use Tooling (D) to tighten bolts (22) to a torque of 777 ± 40 N·m (571 ± 30 lb ft) in an alternating (X) pattern.

    3. Use Tooling (D) to tighten bolts (22), again, to a torque of 777 ± 40 N·m (571 ± 30 lb ft) in an alternating (X) pattern to ensure that the correct torque has been achieved.

  14. Tighten bolts (21) to a torque of 135 ± 20 N·m (100 ± 15 lb ft).


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  15. Install drive shaft covers (19).


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  16. Install bellows (18). Connect V-band clamps (17) and V-band clamps (16).


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  17. Connect harness assemblies (15).


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  18. Connect hose assembly (14).


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  19. Connect hose assemblies (13).


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  20. Connect hose assemblies (12).


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  21. Connect hose assemblies (11).


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    Right Hand Side

  22. Position tubes assemblies (10) and install clamps (9). Connect hoses (8).


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    Right Hand Side

  23. Connect harness assemblies (7).


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  24. Connect hoses (6) and hoses (5),


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  25. Use a suitable lifting device to position cross member (3). The weight of cross member (3) is approximately 116 kg (256 lb).

  26. Install shims (4) at Location (A) and Location (B).

    Note: In the event that shims (4) were lost or damaged during removal procedure or the engine cross tube is replaced with new, refer to "Engine and Torque converter - Install", "Engine Cross Tube Shimming procedure" section for the correct installation procedure.

    Note: The total number of required shims must not exceed ten.

  27. Install bolts (4). Tighten bolts (4) to a torque of 520 ± 70 N·m (384 ± 52 lb ft) in a crisscross pattern.


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  28. Connect hose assemblies (2) and install the connecting hardware.


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    For Tooling (A).

  29. Remove Tooling (A) from front frame assembly (1).


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    For Tooling (A1).

  30. Remove Tooling (A1) from front frame assembly (1).

  31. Turn the power disconnect switch to the ON position.

  32. Turn the fuel supply to the ON position.

  33. Refer to Operation and Maintenance Manual, "Cable (Truck Body Retaining)".

End By:

  1. Install the inverter cabinet.

  2. Remove the modular front end.

  3. Install the rear hood.

  4. Install the front hood.

Engine Cross Tube Shimming procedure

The following procedure is only to be used if the shims that the machine was shipped with have been lost during the removal procedure or the engine cross tube is replaced with new. In these events the following procedure is to be used to determine the proper number and location of the shims used when replacing / installing the Engine Cross Tube.



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  1. If the front suspension cylinders are installed, inspect the upper suspension mount, the shaft, and the bearing on both sides of the machine. If the front suspension cylinders are not installed skip to Step 5.

  2. Fully collapse both of the front suspension cylinders. Refer to SEHS9411 Special Instructions Manual, "Servicing the Suspension Cylinders for Large Off-Highway Trucks", "Collapse the Front Suspension Cylinders" section for the correct procedure.

    Note: After collapsing the front suspension cylinders, ensure that the outlet charging valves remain open.



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    For Tooling (A).

  3. Use Tooling (A) to lift the front frame assembly (1) until 25.4 mm (1 inch) of chrome is exposed on the front suspension cylinders from the fully collapsed position.


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    For Tooling (A1).

  4. Use Tooling (A1) to lift the front frame assembly (1) until 25.4 mm (1 inch) of chrome is exposed on the front suspension cylinders from the fully collapsed position. Refer to Tool Operating Manual, NEHS1334, "Lift Group (Stand - 150 Ton)" for more information on Tooling (A1).


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    (Y) Right-Hand Side
    (Z) Left-Hand Side


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  5. Install cross tube (2).

  6. If cross tube (2) does not fit, continue to lift the machine until cross tube (2) fits and use zero shims (5).

  7. Temporarily install the bolts and washers.

  8. With cross tube flush against Side (Y), begin installing shims (5) at Side (Z).

    Note: If five or more shims are required, install the first five shims at Side (Z) and the remaining shims at Side (Y). If five or less shims are required, install all shims at Side (Z).

    Note: Do not force shims (5) into the gap between cross tube (2) and the frame. Only use enough shims (5) to fill the gap.

    Note: Document shim number and location for future reference.

    Note: The total number of shims (5) should not exceed ten.

    793 - 10 shims maximum

    797 - 10 shims maximum

    795 - 10 shims maximum

    789 - 8 shims maximum

    785 - 8 shims maximum

  9. Lower the machine so that the front suspension cylinders are fully collapsed.

  10. Once the shims are fitted, tighten the cross tube mounting bolts to a torque of 520 ± 70 N·m (384 ± 52 lb ft) in a crisscross pattern.

  11. Charge the front suspension cylinders with oil and nitrogen. Refer to , SEHS9411 Special Instruction Manual , "Servicing the Suspension Cylinders for Large Off-Highway Trucks", "Charge the Front Suspension Cylinders with Oil" and "Charge the Front Suspension Cylinders with Nitrogen" sections for the correct procedure.

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