Usage:
August 26, 2000
(Revised January 2004)
U-240
A-176
AU-141
S-106
O-200
TT-4
After failure only |
PRODUCT SUPPORT FOR REPLACING THE CYLINDER HEAD GASKET AFTER A FAILURE HAS OCCURRED ON CERTAIN C-10 AND C-12 TRUCK ENGINES |
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PS50041
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NOTE: The information supplied in this service letter may not be valid after the termination date of this program. Do not perform the work outlined in this Service Letter after the termination date without first contacting your Caterpillar product analyst.
NOTE: If the cylinder head has been removed for another reason claim ONLY THE NEW HEAD BOLTS AND STUDS (if equipped with a Compression Brake) under PS50041.
NOTE: This Revised Service Letter replaces the August 26, 2000 (Revised July 2003) Service Letter. Changes have been made to the Termination Date.
TERMINATION DATE
May 31, 2004PROBLEM
The cylinder head gasket may allow coolant to leak into the lubrication oil on certain C-10 and C-12 Truck Engines.NOTE: A Service Rep. Authorization will have to be submitted in the claim story on any repeat claims to PS50041 after September 2001.
PARTS NEEDED
Parts Group A - ALL ENGINES
6 - 4G4972 O-Ring Seal (cylinder block to cylinder head).
1 ? 7E5555 Gasket (water pump tube adapter to regulator housing)
2 - 7L6580 O-Ring Seal (seals for water pump tube)
- 1 - 1013125 Air Inlet Gasket
6 - 9X7557 Injector Seal
6 - 1198784 Injector Seal
6 - 9X7317 Injector Seal
PARTS REQUIRED FOR THE TURBO SUPPLY AND DRAIN LINES FOR MOST ENGINES (FLAT FLANGES)
1 ? 1886126 Gasket (turbo drain line)
4 ? 6V5218 Bolt (turbo supply and drain lines)(See Diagram)
PARTS REQUIRED FOR TURBO SUPPLY AND DRAIN LINES FOR ALL OTHER ENGINES (STEPPED FLANGE)
1 ? 1886126 Gasket (turbo drain line)
4 ? 8T0276 Bolt (turbo supply and drain lines)(See Diagram)
3 ? 9G8661 Spacer (turbo supply and drain lines)(See Diagram)
CYLINDER HEAD GASKET INDENTIFICATION
CHART 1
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Block View
Head View
Parts Group B - for use on C-10 and C-12 engine serial numbers
1YN1?up, 9NS1?16227, 2KS1-388, 2PN1-up,
8YS1-5388, 3CS1-718
9NS16228-20095, 2KS389-57687, 8YS5389-7578,
3CS719-17568
26 ? 1293184 Bolt
Parts Group E - for all engine serial numbers with compression brake
23 ? 1293184 Bolt
3 - 1787508 Stud
ACTION REQUIRED
NOTE: PRIOR TO MAKING A HEAD GASKET REPAIR THE TECHNICIAN MUSTBE TRAINED BY USING THE C-10/C-12 HEAD GASKET REPAIR
PROCEDURE VIDEO LEVN5101 OR LEVP5101.
- Confirm the engine has coolant in the oil using an Oil Sample to identify a failure. Sodium (Na) or Potassium (K), and Soot readings must also be included. Use the following limits from the Chart 2 below:
CHART 2
- If SOS results show Positive for Antifreeze or Glycol, continue to step 2.
- Must test for Na (Sodium) if using Standard coolant.
- Must test for K (Potassium) if using ELC coolant.
- Use chart below to determine whether to investigate a coolant leak into oil.
- Only if your reading is in the investigation range for either Sodium (Na) or Potassium (K), continue to step 2.
- Inspection of Engine connecting rod & main bearings should only be done if lead (Pb) exceeds 25 PPM and Sodium (Na) or Potassium (K) exceeds 1000 PPM for a normal oil change period as shown in chart below. Thrust plates should not be replaced.
- Verify the engine has not exceeded the service letter mileage or hour limitations using Cat Electronic Technician, and print a copy of the ECM Life Time Totals.
- You have 20,000 miles on oil and you have 235 PPM Sodium or Potassium the source of the coolant leak SHOULD BE investigated.
- You have 20,000 miles on oil and you have 135 PPM Sodium or Potassium DO NOT investigate.
- Verify that it is the head gasket and not the water pump that is leaking.
- Remove the oil and oil pan. The 1095308 Oil Pan Gasket Should be reused.
- Use the 9S8140 Radiator Pressure kit, or equivalent, to pressurize the cooling system.
- If coolant drips into the crankcase from the water pump the PUMP MUST BE REPLACED. DO NOT REPLACE THE HEAD GASKET.
- If no coolant is detected proceed to replace the cylinder head gasket.
- It is necessary to determine the correct head gasket part number. There are two head gasket designs, scalloped or straight. Refer to the Chart 1 under "Parts Required" to select the correct head gasket part number for the engine you are repairing.
- Replace the cylinder head gasket following the Disassembly and Assembly Procedure from one of the following Service Manual Modules:
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** Part of the complete Service Manual Form Number RENR1320.
*** Part of the complete Service Manual Form Number RENR2240.
- Clean the cylinder block bolt threads by running an 8T3096 (M16x2) tap down into all 26 cylinder block bolt holes. Clean the tap after each hole. This will prevent additional debris from being deposited in the next hole. Some holes may have more debris then others.
- Vacuum any remaining debris from each hole.
- After you have cleaned the holes, inspect them for thread damage. If you find missing or stripped threads, a heli-coil must be installed.
- Drill the cylinder bolt hole using a 1U5686 (21/32") drill.
- DO NOT use any of the following Heli-Coil inserts ? MAJOR BLOCK DAMGE WILL OCCURR. The standard 4C8405 M16x2 24mm Grip Length HELI-COIL 5403-16 or the 4C8455 M16x2 24mm Grip Length HELI-COIL R1084-14.
- Check the bottom deck of the cylinder head for flatness. The reusability specifications are:
Refer to the Specifications Module of the Service Manual or the Guidelines for Reusability SEBF8162 for additional information.
- Check the overall flatness using the 600mm (24.0") straight edge. The flatness should be within 0.15mm (.006") over the 600mm (24.0"span).
- Also, The flatness should be within 0.05mm (.002") for any 150mm (6.0") span.
- Check the top deck of the cylinder block for flatness. The reusability specifications are:
Refer to the Specifications Module of the Service Manual or the Guidelines for Reusability SEBF8076 for additional information.
- The flatness should be within 0.05mm (.002") for any 150mm (6.0") span.
- Once the head gasket has been installed and the head placed back on the block, install new head bolts.
- Tighten bolt (1) through (26) in a numerical sequence to the following torque?.. 160 ± 15 N·m (120 ± 11 FT LB). (As shown in Illustration 1).
- Tighten bolt (1) through (26) again in a numerical sequence to the following torque?.. 160 ± 15 N·m (120 ± 11 FT). (As shown in Illustration 1).
- Place an index mark on bolt (1) through (26).
- Rotate the bolt (1) through (26) in numerical sequence, an additional 90 degrees (1/4 turn). (As shown in Illustration 1).
- LOOSEN ALL 26 BOLTS UNTIL THE WASHER ROTATES FREELY UNDER THE HEAD OF EACH BOLT.
- Again, Tighten bolt (1) through (26) in a numerical sequence to the following torque?.. 160 ± 15 N·m (120 ± 11 FT LB). (As shown in Illustration 1).
- Again, Tighten bolt (1) through (26) in a numerical sequence to the following torque?. 160 ± 15 N·m (120 ± 11 FT LB). (As shown in Illustration 1).
- Place a mark on bolt (1) through (26).
- Rotate the bolt (1) through (26) in numerical sequence, an additional 90 degrees (1/4 turn). (As shown in Illustration 1).
- Torque bolts 27-33 to 28 ±7 N·m(21 ± 5 LB-FT). (As shown in Illustration 1).
Illustration 1
- Install the new 8H9788 turbo supply gasket, 188-6126 turbo drain gasket with the longer bolts and spacers per diagrams below.
- Fax a complete copy of the actual Oil Sample and a copy of ECM Life time Totals, which were used to determine the eligibility for this service letter. Fax to the Attention of PS50041, before the claim is submitted to allow time for processing. Retain the documentation for later reference.
ASSEMBLE PARTS FOR STEPPED FLANGE PER DIAGRAM:
SERVICE CLAIM ALLOWANCES
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0-500,000
Mi * 0-805,000 Km * 0-13,000 Hrs * 5 Years * |
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* Whichever occurs first |
**Labor Hour/Supplement Breakdown by Cab Type
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1100-000* | 19.2 | 18.8 | 16.7 | 16.9 | Remove And Install Cylinder Head |
1201-064-TP-S | 1.0 | 1.0 | 1.0 | 1.0 | Tap Cylinder Head Bolt Holes |
1302-010 | 1.1 | 1.1 | 1.1 | 1.3 | Remove and Install Oil Pan |
$20 | $20 | $20 | $20 | Sublet for Oil Sample (up to $20 US) | |
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1119-010-ES-S | 1.0 | 1.0 | 1.0 | 1.0 | R&I Jake Brake (Set) |
1051-010 | 0.5 | 0.5 | 0.5 | 0.5 | R&I Air Filter Housing |
1353-010-BK | 0.3 | 0.3 | 0.3 | 0.3 | R&I Radiator Support |
1318-010 | 0.1 | 0.1 | 0.1 | 0.1 | R&I Oil Filter |
1201-007-BH | 1.0 | 1.0 | 1.0 | 1.0 | Drill Cylinder Block Hole, Tap for Insert and Install Heil-Coil Insert into Cylinder Block Hole (1st) |
1201-007-BH-A | 0.5 | 0.5 | 0.5 | 0.5 | Each Additional Hole |
NOTE: One hour of Trouble Shooting is included in the 1100-000 labor code which accounts for pulling the Oil Sample and performing an ECM Download.
NOTE: For Recreational Vehicle (RV), Bus & Fire Truck applications ONLY: RV, Bus and Fire Truck Engines may require additional labor time (reasonable/actual) for difficult engine access. Claim the total time for rework using 1100-500-BC and include in the claim story why the additional time is required.
PARTS/DOCUMENTATION DISPOSITION
THE FOLLOWING DOCUMENTATION MUST BE SUPPLIED:
- A Complete Copy of the actual Oil Sample results.
- A Copy of the ECM Life Time Totals.
- Documentation must be faxed to:
Attention: PS50041
- Failure to return documentation will result in the claim being non-allowed.
- Documentation must be retained in dealer files along with work order.
Handle the parts in accordance with your Warranty Bulletin on warranty parts handling.