MODIFICATION TO PREVENT OIL BLOWING THROUGH THE 165-8460 VENT AS. Caterpillar


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MODIFICATION TO PREVENT OIL BLOWING THROUGH THE 165-8460 VENT AS. [TIBU3794]
WORK TOOLS
DRIVE GP
MODIFICATION TO PREVENT OIL BLOWING THROUGH THE 165-8460 VENT AS.

CONFIDENTIAL TIBU3794-00

TECHNICAL INFORMATION BULLETIN

FEBRUARY 5, 2003

WORK TOOL

SKID STEER LOADER

MULTI TERRAIN LOADER

CV16 (ACH1-UP),

CV18 (AAM1-UP) VIBRATORY COMPACTORS

216 (4NZ1-UP),

226 (5FZ1-UP),

228 (6BZ1-UP),

236 (4YZ1-UP),

246 (5SZ1-UP),

248 (6LZ1-UP),

232 (CAB1-UP),

242 (CMB1-UP),

252 (FDG1-UP),

262 (CED1-UP) SKID STEER LOADERS

247 (CML1-UP),

257 (CMM1-UP),

267 (CMP1-UP),

277 (CNC1-UP) MULTI TERRAIN LOADERS

 

Component Code(s) 6605, 6612DM, 6612DRV, 5360CH

SUBJECT: MODIFIAVSION TO PREVENT OIL BLOWING THROUGH THE 165-8460 VENT AS.

PROBLEM:

There have been problems of oil blowing through the 165-8460 Vent As. during compactor operations. Previous modifications have not been successful in eliminating this problem.

The 165-8460 Vent As. provides pressure relief during operations to protect the drum?s bearing seals. The 165-8460 Vent As. is part of the 165-8458 Shaft Cover Gp., which is located on the shaft end of the drum, opposite of the drum motor.

SOLUTION:

Perform the following modification to the 165-8458 Shaft Cover Gp.

Vent Modification:

Parts Needed

Item

Quantity

Part Number

Description

1

1

4B-4550

Relief Fitting

2

1

3B-7721

Reducer Bushing

-

-

5P-3413

Pipe Sealant

 

  1. Remove the original 165-4860 Vent As. (A) from Elbow (B). See Figure 1.
  2. Or, if previously modified, remove the 8L-6005 Tee (1) with the 165-4860 Vent As. (A) and the 3J-5390 Plug (2) from Elbow (B). See Figure 2.

  3. Install the 3B-7721 Reducer Bushing (2) in Elbow (B). See Figure 3.
  4. Then, install the 4B-4550 Relief Fitting (1) in the 3B-7721 Reducer Bushing (2).

Note: Apply 5P-3413 Pipe Sealant to the threads when you install the reducer bushing and the relief fitting.

 

 

 

Figure 1. The original vent assembly.

(A) Vent As. (B) Elbow (c) Vent Plate

Figure 2. The previously modified vent assembly.

(A) Vent As. (B) Elbow

(C) Tee (D) Plug

Figure 3. The new vent assembly modification.

(1) 4B-4550 Relief Fitting (2) 3B-7721 Reducer Bushing

(B) Elbow (C) Vent Plate

 

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