1986/03/01 Caterpillar


Nylon Seals Used On Lockwire To Seal Critical Areas; Parts Service Seals Available For NACD Dealers

Usage:


All Caterpillar Truck Engines

Description of Change: A nylon seal is now used in place of the former aluminum seal to seal all critical components, such as governors, fuel systems, timing access bolts, etc. The 8S7115 Lockwire is still used. The nylon seal is self-locking and secures the ends of the lockwire. See illustration. The wire in the aluminum seal could be pulled out of the aluminum and reinserted in the seal if the seal was not tightly crimped.


New, nylon self-locking seal for critical areas. No dealer or customer's code is on seals installed at the factory.

This nylon seal is installed by Caterpillar at all factories. It is yellow and has CAT imprinted on the seal. See first chart.

Adaptable To: NACD Dealers Only. The new seal(s) and the 8S7115 Lockwire can be used as direct replacements for the former seal and lockwire. No sealing tool is required. Simply put both ends of the 8S7115 Lockwire in both grooves around the arrow-shaped lock, and push the lock firmly inside the seal cavity. See illustration.

Part numbers of the former seals and sealing tools are listed in the chart.

Types Of Seals Available And How To Obtain The Seals - Nacd Dealers Only

New nylon seal(s) for field replacements are presently available only to NACD (North American Commercial Division) dealers. The same seal, but a green color with a tab, will later be available directly from Caterpillar to all other dealers, and will be announced in this publication at that time.

The seals are now available in three colors to all NACD dealers.

Each seal, before shipment, is imprinted with an identifying code number by Stoffel Seals Corp. The colors and use of each color are as follows.

Seals MUST be ordered DIRECTLY from Stoffel Seals Corp. by all NACD Caterpillar dealers. Orders from ONLY NACD Caterpillar dealers will be accepted. TEPS dealers and customers are asked to order through their administering Caterpillar dealer.

NOTE: Dealers and customers should now order the minimum quantity of seals because stocks of the former seals will be scrapped by Caterpillar. Do NOT order more than your immediate needs because this will delay shipments to other dealers.

To expedite your orders, please do the following:

... The order must be on a NACD Caterpillar dealer letterhead (not TEPS) listing name, address, color and code for each entry. Each code will be checked against a master code and address list.
... Each company named in the order must be identi-fied by category, i.e., Caterpillar dealer, TEPS dealer, or customer.
... Specify a CFS-1, Type IV Seal for all orders. If this complete description is not listed, the wrong seal type may be supplied.
... The minimum order quantity for each code number is 1,000 seals. Current cost is $58.01/thousand $10.00 surcharge, FOB supplier plant. Price is U.S. $ and subject to change without notice.
... Send all orders directly to:

Stoffel Seals Corporation
400 High Ave., P.O. Bx 825
Nyack, NY 10960 U.S.A.
Attn: Mr. Joseph Kelley
Telephone: 914-353-3800

Caterpillar Information System:

1986/03/01 Screens Added To Inlet Air Manifolds
1986/02/01 Attention "New" Caterpillar BrakeSaver Owners!
1986/02/01 Incorrect Air Compressor Installation Can Cause An Early Failure
1986/02/01 Special Instructions Packaged With Turbocharger Cartridge Repair Kits May Be Incorrect
1986/02/01 New Cylinder Liner Available
1986/02/01 Truck Engine Performance Checklist Available For North American Dealers
1986/02/01 Longer Bolts Used In Turbocharger Air Lines Groups
1986/02/01 New 8T2998 Lubricant Available
1986/02/01 High Silicates In Antifreeze
1986/01/01 How To Use Temperature And Pressure Probes With Self-Sealing Probe Adapter Groups
1986/01/01 Oil Total Base Number (TBN) Test Kit Available
1986/01/01 Fuel Sulfur Analyzer Available
1986/03/01 Improved Cylinder Head Gasket
1986/03/01 Stronger Oil Pan Used
1986/03/01 Improved Sleeve Bearing Used In Drive End Of Fuel Injection Pump Housing
1986/03/01 Air-To-Air Aftercooler Test Group Available
1986/04/01 Silicone Rubber Hoses Available For Engine Oil Cooler Water Lines
1986/04/01 New Air-to-air Aftercooler Arrangements Used On Truck Engines
1986/04/01 Bleed Screw Washer (seal) Must Be Replaced If Bleed Screw Removed From Fuel Nozzle
1986/04/01 Adjust Bridge Whenever Valve Clearance Adjustments Are Made
1986/05/01 Use Care When Removing Oil Pan And 9N3167 Plate
1986/05/01 Service Reminders For 3400 Family Of Truck Engines
1986/05/01 New Alternators Are Self-energizing And Have Built-in Regulators
1986/05/01 List Of Service Publications
Back to top
The names Caterpillar, John Deere, JD, JCB, Hyundai or any other original equipment manufacturers are registered trademarks of the respective original equipment manufacturers. All names, descriptions, numbers and symbols are used for reference purposes only.
CH-Part.com is in no way associated with any of the manufacturers we have listed. All manufacturer's names and descriptions are for reference only.