1693 DIESEL TRUCK ENGINE Caterpillar


Oil Pump

Usage:

Remove Oil Pump

start by:

a) remove oil pan

1. Remove bolts (1) and the locks that hold oil pump (2) in position.

2. Remove oil pump (2).

Install Oil Pump

1. Put oil pump (1) in position on the engine. Install the bolts and locks that hold it to the engine.

end by:

a) install oil pan

Disassemble Oil Pump

start by:

a) remove oil pump


TYPICAL EXAMPLE

1. Remove pressure relief valve exhaust tube (6).

2. Remove suction tube and screen assembly (3).

3. Remove the pressure relief valve housing (5). Remove plunger (1), spring (4) and spacer (2) from valve housing (5).

4. Remove the cotter pin from the gear retaining nut. Loosen the nut that holds the gear until it is even with the end of the shaft. Install tooling (A) and make a separation of gear (7) from the shaft.

5. Remove tooling (A), retaining nut, gear and woodruff key.

6. Remove the bolts that hold the pump housing. Remove pump housing (8), gear (10) and shaft assembly (9).

7. Use tooling (B) to remove the bearing from the pump housing and gear.

Assemble Engine Oil Pump

1. Use tooling (A) to install the bearings in the pump housings and gear.

2. Put clean SAE 30 engine oil on the shafts and gear.

3. Install the gear and shaft assembly in the pump housing, and connect the pump housings.

NOTE: After bolts that hold the pump housing have been tightened the pump gears must turn freely.

4. Install the woodruff key, drive gear and retaining nut (1). Tighten the nut that holds the gear to 100 lb.ft. (135.6 N·m) plus enough to make alignment of cotter pin hole. Install cotter pin.


TYPICAL EXAMPLE

5. Put lubrication on and install the spacer, spring and plunger in the pressure relief valve housing. Install the housing assembly (3).

6. Install the pressure relief valve exhaust tube (4).

7. Install the suction tube and screen assembly (2).

end by:

a) install oil pump

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