1999/10/18 Caterpillar


Correct Oil Must Be Used In Brake, Steering And Hoist Systems {4250,5050}

Usage:


D350E Series II (2XW),
D400E Series II (8PS) Articulated Trucks

Reference: Operation and Maintenance Manual, SEBU7064, D350E Series II and D400E Series II Articulated Trucks; Maintenance Section, "Lubricant Viscosities and Refill Capacities".

The Operation and Maintenance Manual for the machines listed contains a "Lubricant Viscosities for Ambient Temperatures" chart that is incorrect. The correct chart is shown below.

Take particular note of the type of oil recommended in the table for the Hoist, Steering and Brake Systems.

Do not use HYDO as specified in the referenced manual.

The D350E Series II and D400E Series II machines have two oil compartments in one tank. The front compartment contains oil for the brake cooling system and for the hoist system. The rear compartment contains oil for the brake operation system and for the steering system.

These machines transfer oil between the front and rear compartments during normal operation. It is therefore important, that the same oil (TDTO, TO-4) is used in both the front and rear compartments.

To help ensure design performance of Caterpillar wet brake systems, Caterpillar recommends oils that meet the Caterpillar TO-4 specification. Oils that meet the Caterpillar TO-4 specification must be used in the Articulated Truck Brake System, Steering System and Hoist System.

All machines are factory filled with oils that meet this specification. Ensure that the correct oil is used during top up or re-fill of these compartments.

A revision to the Operation and Maintenance Manual, SEBU7064, is due to be published in November. The revision will include this information and a warm-up procedure.

Caterpillar Information System:

1999/10/18 New Automatic Retarder Control Available {3121}
1999/10/18 Supplement To Correct Specifications On Final Drive {4050}
1999/10/18 New Relief Valve Has Improved Service Life {3182,3064}
1999/10/18 New Hump Hose And Adjustment Procedure Improve Service Life {5057}
1999/10/18 Recommendations To Extend Transmission Clutch Service Life After Rebuild {3065}
1999/10/11 Hydraulic Quick Coupler Pin Now Available For Improved Fit Up {6129}
1999/10/11 Improved Load Control Valve Now Available {5472}
1999/10/11 Changes In Service Parts For Carden (Axle) Shaft Assemblies {3251,3259}
1999/10/11 Lubrication Of The Drive Shaft Spline {3251,3253}
1999/10/11 Improved Fuel Water Separator Reduces Plugging Of The Fuel Priming Pump {1258,1260,1263}
1999/10/11 New Storage Box Available {7268}
1999/10/11 New Bypass Valve Used To Avoid Overcooling Of Hydraulic Oil {5071}
1999/10/18 A Special Instruction Is Now Available For Installing A Cab Door On A Skid Steer Loader {7308}
1999/10/18 New Service Interval For Torque On New And Reinstalled Wheels {4208}
1999/10/18 Correction To The Converter Outlet Pressure {3030,3101}
1999/10/18 New Belts Used To Reduce Hose Wear {5057,5605}
1999/10/18 New Parts Used To Improve Chain Clearance {4192,7228}
1999/10/18 New Measuring Wheel Used {4201}
1999/10/25 Improved Engine Enclosure Now Available {7263}
1999/10/25 New Mounting For Engine Enclosure Doors Improves Service Life {7263}
1999/10/25 Brake Life Severely Reduced When Performing Production Compaction Cycles In Travel (Third) Speed {4251}
1999/10/25 New Hydraulic Accumulator Assembly Procedure Increases Service Life {5077}
1999/10/25 New Flywheel Housing Gasket For 3408 And 3412 Machine Engines {1152}
1999/11/01 Battery Drain Can Cause Hard Starting {1400}
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