3412C GENERATOR SET ENGINE Caterpillar


Governor & Fuel Injection Pump Housing

Usage:

Remove & Install Governor & Fuel Injection Pump Housing

Start By:

a. remove fuel injection lines

1. Disconnect four fuel lines (1).

2. Disconnect connector (2).

3. Disconnect two fuel lines (4).

4. Remove wire (5).

5. Disconnect two connectors (3).

6. Disconnect hose (6).

7. Disconnect four connectors (7).

8. Remove two bolts (8).

9. Remove eleven bolts (11).

10. Remove bracket (9) and cover (10) together.

11. Remove four bolts (14) and spacer (12). At assembly, torque bolts (14) for 5/8" bolts to 230 ± 15 N·m (170 ± 11 lb ft) or for 1/2" bolts to 136 ± 7 N·m (100 ± 5 lb ft).

12. Remove drive gear assembly (13).

13. Remove three bolts (15).

14. Remove bolt (16).

15. Remove bracket (17).

16. Remove tube (18).

17. Remove three bolts (21).

18. Remove bolt (20) and bracket (19).

19. Attach a hoist to pump (22) as shown. Remove the pump. The weight of the pump is 91 kg (200 lb).

NOTE: Reverse the order of Steps 1 thru 19 for installation.

End By:

a. install fuel injection lines

Disassemble Governor & Fuel Injection Pump Housing

Start By:

a. remove governor and fuel injection pump housing

1. Remove two bolts (2) and remove rotary solenoid (1).

2. Remove seven bolts (3) and cover (5).

3. Remove four bolts (6) and housing (4).

4. Remove fuel shut-off solenoid (9) and the seal with tool (F).

5. Remove retainer nut (8). Remove connector (10).

6. Remove two bolts (11) and lever group (12).

7. If necessary, remove spring (14) from lever group (13).

8. Remove jam nut (15) with tool (A).

9. Remove control group (16) from the housing. If necessary, remove and replace the O-ring seal.

10. Remove spring (17) from the control group.

11. Remove retaining ring (20) and shaft (18).

12. If necessary, remove spring (19).

13. If necessary, remove retaining ring (21) and lip seal (22).

14. Remove four bolts (24), rotary servo group (23), and the gasket from the housing.

15. Remove two bolts (25), cover (26), and the gasket.

16. Remove spring (27) and valve (28) from the rotary servo body.

17. Remove bolt (29) and body assembly (30).

18. Remove three O-rings (31) and shaft assembly (32).

19. Separate shaft (36) from star gears (33) and (34).

20. Remove key (35), if necessary.

21. Remove two bolts (38) and fuel transfer pump (37).

22. Remove eleven bolts (39) and drive housing (40).

23. Remove bolt and washer (41). Remove rack control bar (42).

24. Remove two bolts (43) and servo piston assembly (44).

25. Remove retaining ring (45), spring seat (46), link spring (47), rack control sleeve (48), and ring (49) from servo piston assembly (44).

26. Remove sleeve (52), piston (51), and valve (50) from servo piston assembly (44). Remove the O-ring seal from sleeve (52).

27. Remove two bolts (53) and pump drive gear (54).

28. Remove the bolt and plug (58) and rack link (57).

29. Remove two bolts (56), support assembly (55) and the pin.

30. Loosen twelve washers (59) with tool (B).

31. Install two rack zero pins, tool (E) in the pump housing. Hold the racks against tool (E).

32. Install tool (C) and compress the fuel pump spring. Remove twelve washers (59).

33. With the regulator racks held against tool (E) install tool (G), and remove twelve fuel injection pumps (60).

NOTE: Mark each fuel injection pump so the pump can be returned to the original location assembly. Do not handle or mark the internal finishes of the fuel injection pumps. This will cause damage to the pumps.

34. Mark for identification at assembly right and left hand rack regulators (61). Remove the rack regulators.

35. Remove six bolts (62), two bolts (63), the plate assembly, and the gasket from the fuel injection housing.


Typical Example

36. Remove bypass valve (64) and the O-ring seal. If necessary, press out adapter (65).

37. Remove bypass valve assembly (66) from valve body (70).

38. Remove O-ring seal (67) from bypass valve assembly (66).

39. Remove spring (68) and bypass valve (69) from housing (70).

40. Use a seal pick to remove valve lifters (71) and the spacers. Put identification on each of the spacers and lifters as to the location of each part in the pump housing.

41. Remove two bolts (72) and the locking tabs.

42. Remove camshaft lock (73).

NOTE: Do not damage the camshaft bearings as the camshaft is removed.

43. Remove camshaft (74) from the fuel injection pump housing.

44. If necessary, use tooling (C) to remove camshaft bearings (75).

45. If necessary, remove fourteen bolts (76), the cover, and the gasket from each side of the fuel injection pump housing.

Assemble Governor & Fuel Injection Pump Housing

1. If removed, install camshaft bearings (75) with tool (C). See the Specifications - 3412 Industrial Engines Manual (SENR4651), for proper location and orientation of bearings.

2. If removed, install fourteen bolts (76), the cover and the gasket to each side of the fuel injection pump. Tighten bolts (76) to 14 ± 4 N·m (10 ± 3 lb ft).

3. Install camshaft (74) to the fuel injection pump.

4. Install camshaft lock (73).

5. Install two bolts (72) and the locking tabs.

6. Put clean engine oil on lifters (71). Install lifters (71) and the spacers in their original locations.

7. Coat O-ring seal (67) with clean engine oil. Install O-ring (67) to bypass valve assembly (66).

8. Install spring (68) and bypass valve (69) to valve body (70).

9. Install bypass valve assembly (66) to housing (70).

10. Coat the O-ring seal with clean engine oil. Install the O-ring seal and bypass valve (64). If removed, press in adapter (65).

NOTE: Coat the O-ring seal with clean engine oil.

11. Install the gasket, plate assembly, six bolts (62), and two bolts (63) to the fuel injection pump housing.

12. Put clean engine oil on two rack regulators (61). Install right and left hand rack regulators (61) in their proper locations.

------ WARNING! ------

If one or more of the injection pumps have been installed wrong, damage to the engine is possible if cautions are not taken when the engine is first started. Make preparation to close off the air intake to stop the engine if necessary.

--------WARNING!------

13. Use tool (G) to install fuel injection pumps (60) and the spacers in their original location. For more detail, see the topic, "Install Fuel Injection Pumps" in the Disassembly and Assembly manual.

14. Install bushing (59) and the seal in the pump housing bore. If the injection pump is in the correct position, bushing (59) will turn into the threads of the pump housing with the fingers until it is even with the housing. Use tool (A) to tighten bushing (59) to a torque of 245 ± 15 N·m (180 ± 10 lb ft). Install the washers.

15. Check the rack movement (travel) with tool (H), after each pump is installed. See the topic, "Injection Pump Installation" in the Testing and Adjusting manual.

16. Repeat Steps 13 thru 16 for the remaining pumps and bushings.

17. Install rack link (57), plug (58), and the bolt.

18. Install both tools (E) and hold the racks against the pins

19. Rotate plug (58) to equalize bank to bank rack setting, then tighten bolt.

20. Install the pin, support assembly (55), and two bolts (56).

21. Install pump drive gear (54) and two bolts (53).

22. Install the O-ring seal on sleeve (52). Install valve (50), piston (51), and sleeve (52) in servo piston assembly (44).

NOTE: Lubricate the seal and the cylinder with clean engine oil prior to assembly. Assemble with the sleeve and the cylinder aligned, as shown.

23. Install retaining ring (45), spring seat (46), link spring (47), rack control sleeve (48), and ring (49) to servo piston assembly (44).

24. Install two bolts (43) and servo piston assembly (44).

25. Install rack control bar (42). Install bolt and washer (41).

26. Install eleven bolts (39) and drive housing (40).

27. Install key (35).

28. Install shaft (36) to star gears (33) and (34).

29. Install three O-rings (31) and shaft assembly (32).

30. Install bolt (29) and body assembly (30).

31. Install spring (27) and valve (28) to rotary servo body.

32. Install two bolts (25), cover (26), and the gasket.

33. Install fuel transfer pump (37) and two bolts (38).

34. Install four bolts (24), rotary servo group (23), and the gasket to the fuel injection pump housing.

35. If removed, lubricate lip seal (22) lightly with clean engine oil. Install lip seal (22) and retaining ring (21).

36. If removed, install spring (19).

37. Install retaining ring (20) and shaft (18).

38. Install spring (17) to the control group.

39. If removed, install the O-ring seal. Install control group (16) to the housing assembly.

40. Install and tighten jam nut (15) with tool (A) to 55 ± 7 N·m (41 ± 5 lb ft).

NOTE: With rack pinned at "zero" position adjust sensor output, as required. With timing pin in timing hole in fuel pump housing and timing slot in camshaft and No. 1 cylinder at top center, compression stroke static timing is 19.5 BTC.

41. If removed, install spring (14) to lever assembly (13).

42. Install lever group (12) with two bolts (11).

43. Install connector (10) with retaining nut (8).

44. Use tool (F) to install the seal and shutoff solenoid (9). Lubricate the seal lightly with glycerin. Tighten solenoid assembly (9) to 70 ± 10 N·m (50 ± 7 lb ft).

45. Install housing (4) with four bolts (6) and a new gasket.

46. Install cover (5) with seven bolts (3).

47. Install rotary solenoid (1). Postiion rotary solenoid (1) so that the control arm is positioned in the slot for ring (49) as in the above illustration. Install two clamps and tighten bolts (2).


NOTICE

Make sure the lever on the solenoid engages correctly in the sleeve on the rack servo. If the lever is not engaged in the sleeve the engine may overspeed or may fail to start.


------ WARNING! ------

If assembly is not correct, damage to the engine is possible if cautions are not taken when the engine is first started. Make preparation to close off the air intake to stop the engine if necessary.

--------WARNING!------

End By:

a. install governor and fuel injection pump housing

b. calibrate rack position sensor (see "Fuel Rack Position" in the Testing and Adjusting Manual)

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