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D6C D333T engine overhaul

Dusty Diesel

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Hi guys i have had a D333T engine fully machined/repaired & i have assembled it. I have 1 part left over which i have never seen before, i'm hoping someone can help out. The machine shop stripped the engine & have no clue as to where it's meant to fit. It's about 3" long 1/4" bolt with a slot on one end for a screw driver & a sharp point on the other end. Attached is a photo. First time user so i hope the photo works out.
 

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I had one of these years ago.It was a 1966 year D6C 83A 400 series.It was an ok tractor which I used to take on the bigger jobs as a general clean up machine.It would get hot in the back end around the 8 hour mark.The engine never missed a beat though.The water pump looked a dog of a job though.Had it about 9 years until it broke a piston.It wasn't in a bad way and the parts dealer that I still use wanted to buy it.He gave me a fair price and shipped it to a tip in Greece where I can tell you it still works.
I don't know what the screw bolt is though.
 

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kshansen

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It might be the TDC pointer for the flywheel marks.
Later Bob

I'm thinking Bob has that right. Look for two bolt cover on the flywheel housing. Could not find a picture of one for a D6C But looking at an industrial engine it comes up as part number 4L3814-Pointer. Would expect it to be between 10 and 2 o'clock on the flywheel housing.
 

Dusty Diesel

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I'm thinking Bob has that right. Look for two bolt cover on the flywheel housing. Could not find a picture of one for a D6C But looking at an industrial engine it comes up as part number 4L3814-Pointer. Would expect it to be between 10 and 2 o'clock on the flywheel housing.

Thanks guys will check it out next weekend.
 

Dusty Diesel

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Here's a different view of the same thing. Your pointer is item 4 under the 2-bolt cover. This diagram is a 3306 engine a bit newer than yours but maybe it gives you a better idea of where to look.

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Thanks but my bell housing is different as it has 2 hyd pumps on the LH side. It does have 2 covers near the starter motor though so will check them next wknd.
 

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I'm not saying for sure that it isn't the pointer, but that part only costs 18c here in Aus. Seems a little cheap to me.

Looking at the shiny bit on the end, could it be a jet screw from a carburettor?
 

Dusty Diesel

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oil for D333T ??

I had one of these years ago.It was a 1966 year D6C 83A 400 series.It was an ok tractor which I used to take on the bigger jobs as a general clean up machine.It would get hot in the back end around the 8 hour mark.The engine never missed a beat though.The water pump looked a dog of a job though.Had it about 9 years until it broke a piston.It wasn't in a bad way and the parts dealer that I still use wanted to buy it.He gave me a fair price and shipped it to a tip in Greece where I can tell you it still works.
I don't know what the screw bolt is though.

What oil do you suggest for these old engines ??
 
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