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Just another day in paradise
- Thread starter Mike L
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Nige
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Always a possibility I suppose.
The DJY prefix might be enough on its own. Hopefully there is only one P/N of injector for the whole range.
The fly in the ointment might just be the long block. I hope it’s the correct Arrangement Number to coincide with what was the original engine S/N……. There must be a million different arrangements of C-9.
DMiller
Senior Member
After seeing some of the ‘stuff’ you guys are dealing with on these new and improved, so easily maintainable machines, so very glad got out of the business!
kshansen
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Yep and I often think back to the days a complete wiring diagram for a Cat 966C would fit on a 51/2 by 8 1/5 inch page at the back of the parts book.
And you could do an in chassis rebuild on a 3306 and only sheet metal removed was a hood held on with maybe four bolts, unless it had a belly pan then a few more bolts to drop that!
Nige
Senior Member
Hold on a minute............. DJY-prefix is listed as a D6N.
Definitely need Serial & Arrgt Numbers, the more the merrier. Machine, engine, anything else you can lay your hands on. Plus obviously the installed injector P/N.
Definitely need Serial & Arrgt Numbers, the more the merrier. Machine, engine, anything else you can lay your hands on. Plus obviously the installed injector P/N.
John Shipp
Senior Member
Nige I though he wrote SLY prefix?
Nige
Senior Member
He did
.......But SLY is a G3516E genset engine.
Same question as above.
Also need to know if the tractor is fitted with Product Link because the 269-4 Diagnostic Code may be related to that system. Either way it does not appear that 269-4 will prevent the engine from starting.
Mike L
Senior Member
I saw the timing marks and they were lined up. The heui pump doesn’t have marks and I’ve always just put them in.
Mike L
Senior Member
So it is an SKL00370 s.n. Not sly. The injector part numbers are 20R 8063 and the old engine serial number was THX12309. I don’t have the arrangement number in front of me. Would I be able to find that on et or sis since I was plugged into it?
Mike L
Senior Member
This is the first dozer engine I’ve ever changed. So far I’ve got 66 hours into it not including my travel time.
Nige
Senior Member
20R8063 Reman njector P/N tallies with machine S/No and original engine Arrgt Number for THX12309 (301-5768 Arrgt). OEM injector P/N is 387-9434 although when the engine was built back in 2007 the injectors were 266-4446.
I assume the ECM from the original engine was used on the long block. What flash file Part Number does it have installed.?
Nige
Senior Member
And in the example above the flash file is actually referred to as the "Personality Module", so 3111901-00 would be the equivalent to the P/N you are looking for. When you find it post up the P/N and also the Release Date.
Mike L
Senior Member
Ok. I won’t be back at the machine for a few days. I’ll report then. I appreciate the help. I work on so many different manufacturers that it’s hard to be proficient in all the computer programs.