TA2 Technical Inspection for 3508B Generator Set Engines {0372, 1000, 7002, 753T, 7565} Caterpillar


TA2 Technical Inspection for 3508B Generator Set Engines {0372, 1000, 7002, 753T, 7565}

Usage:

3508B 6PN
Engine
3508B (S/N: 6PN1-UP)

Introduction

A Technical Analysis (TA2) is a condensed condition monitoring document. The TA2 contains basic procedures and factory specifications for critical machine systems such as the engine, transmission, and hydraulics. Using a TA2 can help the technician determine whether the machine is operating optimally or requires additional service.

Note: Before adjusting product settings to comply with listed baseline TA2 values, consult SIS for the latest specification values.

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Electrical System

Table 1
Status(1)  Description  Specification  Actual  Comments 
  Inspect Battery Cables  Cables between the battery, the starter, and the engine ground must be the correct size. Wires and cables must be free of corrosion. Wires and cables must have cable support clamps to prevent stress on battery connections (terminals).     
  Battery Test  12.4 VDC or more    Refer to Special Instruction, SEHS7633, "Battery Test Procedure". 
  Charging System Test  28 ± 1 V    Refer to Testing and Adjusting, SENR6563, "Charging System". 
  Electric Starting System Test  12 to 16 V at −23° C (−10° F) to −7° C (19° F)    Refer to Testing and Adjusting, SENR6563, "Electric Starting System". 
14 to 18 V at −7° C (19° F) to 10° C (50° F)
16 to 24 V at 10° C (50° F) to 27° C (80° F)
(1) N = Normal, M = Monitor, A = Action

Engine

Cooling System

Table 2
Status(1)  Description  Specification  Actual  Comments 
  Radiator Pressure Relief (Radiator Cap)(2)     
  Freezing Point of Engine Coolant     
  Conditioner Test of Engine Coolant     
  Belt Tension    Refer to Operation and Maintenance Manual. 
  Jacket Water Pump Inlet Temperature  79 to 85° C (174 to 185° F)     
  Differential Temperature Between the Jacket Water Inlet and the Jacket Water Outlet.  −18 to -8° C (0 to 18° F)     
  Water Temperature to SCAC  27 to 33° C (80 to 91° F)     
(1) N = Normal, M = Monitor, A = Action
(2) Test for the pressure that is listed on the cap.

Fuel System

Table 3
Status(1)  Description  Specification  Actual  Comments 
  Fuel Pressure  310 to 621 kPa (45 to 90 psi)     
(1) N = Normal, M = Monitor, A = Action

Lubrication System

Table 4
Status(1)  Description  Specification  Actual  Comments 
  Engine Oil Pressure at Low Idle  214 to 600 kPa (31 to 87 psi)     
  Engine Oil Pressure  317 to 600 kPa (46 to 87 psi)     
(1) N = Normal, M = Monitor, A = Action

Basic Engine

Table 5
Status(1)  Description  Specification  Actual  Comments 
  Engine Speed at Low Idle  900 ± 10     
  Engine Speed at High Idle  1515± 15     
  Cylinder Cutout Test    Cat® Electronic Technician (Cat ET) 
(1) N = Normal, M = Monitor, A = Action

Air Inlet and Exhaust System

Table 6
Status(1)  Description  Specification  Actual  Comments 
  Boost Pressure  166.1 to 224.8 CM_HSG (65.4 to 88.5 IN_HSG)     
  Cylinder # 1 Exhaust Temperature(2)       
  Cylinder # 2 Exhaust Temperature(2)       
  Cylinder # 3 Exhaust Temperature(2)       
  Cylinder # 4 Exhaust Temperature(2)       
  Cylinder # 5 Exhaust Temperature(2)       
  Cylinder # 6 Exhaust Temperature(2)       
  Cylinder # 7 Exhaust Temperature(2)       
  Cylinder # 8 Exhaust Temperature(2)       
(1) N = Normal, M = Monitor, A = Action
(2) Compare the exhaust temperature variance at each exhaust port.

S·O·S

Reference: Refer to Operation and Maintenance Manual, SEBU9096, "Maintenance Interval Schedule" for more detail on performing S·0·S samples.

Table 7
Status(1)  Description  Obtain  Comments 
  Engine Oil Sample     
  Engine Coolant Sample (Level II)     
(1) N = Normal, M = Monitor, A = Action

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