- Engine
- G3516H (S/N: NWH1-UP; NWJ1-UP; GLM1-UP; GLN1-UP)
- G3520H (S/N: GFP1-UP; GFR1-UP)
Introduction
Do not perform any procedure in this Special Instruction until you have read the information and you understand the information. This Special Instruction covers the installation of the 519-5587 Aftercooler Core As.
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For supplemental information on this procedure, refer to the following video. The previous training has been replaced with the video below.
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Safety Section
Most accidents that involve product operation, maintenance, and repair are caused by failure to observe basic safety rules or precautions. An accident can often be avoided by recognizing potentially hazardous situations before an accident occurs. A person must be alert to potential hazards, including human factors that can affect safety. This person should also have the necessary training, skills, and tools to perform these functions properly.
The information, specifications, and illustrations in this publication are based on information that was available at the time that the publication was written. The specifications, torques, pressures, measurements, adjustments, illustrations, and other items can change at any time. These changes can affect the service that is given to the product. Obtain the complete and most current information before you start any job. Cat dealers have the most current information available.
Graphic Color Description
Color-coding of targeted components, or sections of a part, is used to communicate a required action.
The descriptions below illustrate the different colors and what is represented when used in a graphic.
(Blue) The primary component of focus for a particular step. Target or primary component to be installed or removed. Installation implied unless otherwise noted with a symbol. |
(Light Gray) Components used for reference. |
(Magenta) Any fastener, retainer, or electrical connector used to install or remove the primary component. |
Graphic Symbol Description
This section includes all the symbol graphics used throughout the Visual Service Procedure (VSP), along with a brief description of what the symbol represents.
Finger Tighten - To apply tension or torque with one digits and unaided by a tool or lever. |
Tighten - To make nearer to fully stretched, without slack, to apply tension or torque. |
English (SAE) Fasteners
The following table has the recommended standard torque values.
Nuts and Bolts | ||
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Thread Size
Inch |
Standard Torque | |
1/4 | |
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5/16 | |
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3/8 | |
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7/16 | |
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1/2 | |
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9/16 | |
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5/8 | |
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3/4 | |
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7/8 | |
|
1 | |
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1 1/8 | |
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1 1/4 | |
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1 3/8 | |
|
1 1/2 | |
Metric (ISO) Fasteners
The following table has the recommended standard torque values.
Nuts and Bolts | ||
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Thread Size
Metric |
Standard Torque | |
M6 | |
|
M8 | |
|
M10 | |
|
M12 | |
|
M14 | |
|
M16 | |
|
M20 | |
|
M24 | |
|
M30 | |
|
M36 | |
Required Parts
There are parts that are required for only certain applications and do not apply to all the serial numbers listed above. Make sure to order the correct parts before trying to perform this Special Instruction.
Note:
G3516H Parts | |||
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Qty | Part Number | Part Name | Illustration Location (Step) |
80 | Bolts | Illustration 3 (2)
Illustration 5 (1) Illustration 5 (2) Illustration 6 (1) |
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4 | Gaskets | Illustration 9 (2) | |
4 | O-Ring Seals | Illustration 9 (1) | |
1 | O-Ring Seal | Illustration 9 (4) | |
3 | O-Ring Seal | Illustration 9 (1) | |
2 | O-Ring Seals | Illustration 15 (4) | |
4 | O-Ring Seals | Illustration 9 (3) | |
2 | Gaskets | Illustration 15 (3) | |
80 | Spacers | Illustration 3 (2)
Illustration 5 (1) Illustration 5 (2) Illustration 6 (1) |
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2 | Gaskets | Illustration 10 (1) | |
2 | O-Ring Seal | Illustration 9 (1) | |
1 | O-Ring Seal | Illustration 12 (5) | |
4 | Gaskets | Illustration 8 (1), (4)
Illustration 10 (1) |
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1 | O-Ring Seal | Illustration 12 (2) | |
4 | O-Ring Seals | Illustration 12 (1)
Illustration 13 (1) |
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1 | O-Ring Seal | Illustration 12 (4) | |
3 | O-Ring Seals | Illustration 12 (3)
Illustration 13 (1) |
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1 | Gasket | Illustration 7 (1) | |
2 | Gaskets | Illustration 3 (1)
Illustration 5 (1) |
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1 | Aftercooler Core As | N/A |
(1) | This part is only needed if the aftercooler core assembly is being replaced. |
G3520H Parts | |||
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Qty | Part Number | Part Name | Illustration Location (Step) |
80 | Bolts | Illustration 3 (2)
Illustration 5 (1) Illustration 5 (2) Illustration 6 (1) |
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4 | Gaskets | Illustration 9 (2) | |
4 | O-Ring Seals | Illustration 9 (1) | |
1 | O-Ring Seal | Illustration 9 (4) | |
3 | O-Ring Seal | Illustration 9 (1) | |
2 | O-Ring Seals | Illustration 15 (4) | |
2 | O-Ring Seals | Illustration 9 (3) | |
2 | Gaskets | Illustration 15 (3) | |
2 | Gaskets | Illustration 10 (1) | |
80 | Spacers | Illustration 3 (2)
Illustration 5 (1) Illustration 5 (2) Illustration 6 (1) |
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2 | O-Ring Seal | Illustration 9 (1) | |
1 | O-Ring Seal | Illustration 12 (5) | |
4 | Gaskets | Illustration 8 (1), (4)
Illustration 10 (1) |
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1 | O-Ring Seal | Illustration 12 (2) | |
4 | O-Ring Seals | Illustration 12 (1)
Illustration 13 (1) |
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1 | O-Ring Seal | Illustration 12 (4) | |
3 | O-Ring Seals | Illustration 12 (3)
Illustration 13 (1) |
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1 | Gasket | Illustration 7 (1) | |
2 | Gaskets | Illustration 3 (1)
Illustration 5 (1) |
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1 | Aftercooler Core As | N/A |
Note: Some applications might need both types of gaskets depending upon the fuel valve faces and connections of the piping being used. Refer to Illustration 2 and Table 5 for more information.
Illustration 2 | g06178866 |
(1) Flat faced fuel valve
(2) Raised faced fuel valve |
Fuel Valve Gaskets | |||
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Qty | Part Number | Part Name | Illustration Location (Step) |
3 | Gaskets | Illustration 11 (1) | |
3 | Gaskets | Illustration 11 (1) | |
3 | Gaskets | Illustration 11 (1) |
(1) | G3516H |
(2) | G3516H |
(3) | G3520H |
Installation Procedure for Aftercooler Parts
Illustration 3 | g06175742 |
Illustration 4 | g06175754 |
Note: If brackets are already installed on the aftercooler, not all 40 bolts and washers will be needed . The torque remains the same for all bolts.
Start the torquing sequence at the center bolt of each side (1-4). Torque the remaining bolts using the numerical order shown. Retorque the center bolts again (1-4). Retorque the corner bolts in the following order (36,40,33,29,37,31,35,39,34,30,38,32).
Illustration 5 | g06175758 |
Illustration 6 | g06175768 |
Note: If brackets are already installed on the aftercooler, not all 40 bolts and washers will be needed . The torque remains the same for all bolts.
Start the torquing sequence at the center bolt of each side (1-4). Torque the remaining bolts using the numerical order shown. Retorque the center bolts again (1-4). Retorque the corner bolts in the following order (36,40,33,29,37,31,35,39,34,30,38,32).
Illustration 7 | g06175785 |
Illustration 8 | g06175790 |
Illustration 9 | g06175813 |
Illustration 10 | g06175899 |
Illustration 11 | g06176132 |
Note: Some applications might need both types of gaskets depending upon the fuel valve faces and connections of the piping being used. Refer to Illustration 2 and Table 5 for more information.
Illustration 12 | g06176138 |
Illustration 13 | g06176151 |
Installation of Parts for a 50Hz or 60Hz Unit with a Pump
Illustration 14 | g06176163 |
Installation of Parts for a 60Hz Unit Without a Pump
Illustration 15 | g06176166 |
Installation of Parts for a 50Hz Unit Without a Pump
Illustration 16 | g06176169 |