2002/05/01 Caterpillar


Oversized Valve Seat Inserts Are Available {1103}

Usage:

3616 1FN
Engine:
  • 3600 Diesel
  • Oversized valve seat inserts are available for use in 3600 series diesel engines. The new inserts provide increased serviceability of the cylinder head. Caterpillar Reman cylinder heads may contain these valve seat inserts. See Table 1 and Table 2 for the available configurations of valve seat inserts.

    Table 1
    Specifications Of Non-Water Cooled Valve Seat Inserts    
    Part Number     Valve Seat Angle (degrees)     Oversized Dimension (mm)     Usage     Installed Concentricity (TIR)     Replaced Part    
    183-5075     30.75     1.00     Intake     0.07 mm     160-5769    
    183-5076     30.75     0.50     Intake     0.07 mm     160-5769    
    183-5077     30.75     1.00     Exhaust     0.07 mm     160-5770    
    183-5078     30.75     0.50     Exhaust     0.07 mm     160-5770    
    203-9568     20.5     1.00     Intake     0.07 mm     171-3992    
    203-9566     20.5     0.50     Intake     0.07 mm     171-3992    



    Illustration 1g00884755

    Non-water cooled valve seat insert

    Table 2
    Specifications Of Water Cooled Valve Seat Inserts    
    Part Number     Valve Seat Angle (degrees)     Oversized Dimension (mm)     Usage     Installed Concentricity (TIR)     Replaced Part    
    183-5079     30.75     1.00     Exhaust     0.08 mm     160-5771    
    183-5080     30.75     0.50     Exhaust     0.80 mm     160-5771    
    183-5081     45     1.00     Exhaust     0.08 mm     173-8386    
    183-5082     45     0.50     Exhaust     0.80 mm     173-8386    



    Illustration 2g00884756

    Water cooled valve seat insert

    Oversized machining of the bore for the valve seat insert in the cylinder head is required. Since the valve guides act as pilots for the tool that machines the bores,Caterpillar recommends installing new valve guides in the head before machining the bore for the insert. The bores for the valve seat inserts need to be machined to the dimensions that are listed in Table 3 and Table 4.

    Table 3
    Machining Specifications For Non-Water Cooled Inserts    
    Part Number     Dimension A (mm)     TIR A (mm)    
    183-5075     98.00 ± 0.025     0.04    
    183-5076     97.50 ± 0.025     0.04    
    183-5077     98.00 ± 0.025     0.04    
    183-5078     97.50 ± 0.025     0.04    
    203-9566     97.50 ± 0.025     0.04    
    203-9568     98.00 ± 0.025     0.04    

    Note: TIR A is the total indicator reading of the bore (A) for the insert, which is measured off the valve guides.




    Illustration 3g00884757

    Table 4
    Machining Specifications For Water Cooled Inserts    
    Part Number     Dimension B (mm)     TIR B (mm)     Dimension C (mm)     TIR C (mm)    
    183-5079     94.50 ± 0.025     0.03     109.50 ± 0.025     0.04    
    183-5080     94.00 ± 0.025     0.03     109.00 ± 0.025     0.04    
    183-5081     94.50 ± 0.025     0.03     109.50 ± 0.025     0.04    
    183-5082     94.00 ± 0.025     0.03     109.00 ± 0.025     0.04    

    Note: TIR B is the total indicator reading of the bore (B) for the insert. To measure TIR B, first measure TIR C and record TIR C. Then measure TIR B and record TIR B without moving the valve guide pilot. The difference of TIR C to TIR B at any given location must be less than 0.03 mm (0.0012 inch).

    Note: TIR C is the total indicator reading of bore (C) for the insert, which is measured off the valve guide.




    Illustration 4g00884759

    The valve seat inserts have premachined valve seat faces. If the inserts are installed correctly, and if the bore in the cylinder head has been machined properly, the inserts do not require grinding, machining, or lapping after installation.

    The interface between the valve and the valve seat insert must always be checked after a cylinder head has been rebuilt. The valve should contact the valve seat insert around the entire circumference of the valve face. The valve should contact the valve seat insert at the outer diameter of the valve face. The interface can be verified with 9U-6076 Prussian Blue or with the FT-1741 Vacuum Test Group. If the valve does not seal properly with the valve seat insert, the valve can be damaged during operation. A poor seal can result if the insert bore or the sealing face of the valve seat insert is not concentric with the valve guide, or if the valve is bent.

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