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Operator’s Manual Operator’s Manual THIS IS A MANUAL PRODUCED BY JENSALES INC. WITHOUT THE AUTHORIZATION OF CATERPILLAR OR IT’S SUCCESSORS. CATERPILLAR AND IT’S SUCCESSORS ARE NOT RESPONSIBLE FOR THE QUALITY OR ACCURACY OF THIS MANUAL. TRADE MARKS AND TRADE NAMES CONTAINED AND USED HEREIN ARE THOSE OF OTHERS, AND ARE USED HERE IN A DESCRIPTIVE SENSE TO REFER TO THE PRODUCTS OF OTHERS. D318 Marine Engine S/n 6V1 & Up CT-O-ENG D318 6V1

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    Operator’s Manual

    THIS IS A MANUAL PRODUCED BY JENSALES INC. WITHOUT THE AUTHORIZATION OF

    CATERPILLAR OR IT’S SUCCESSORS. CATERPILLAR AND IT’S SUCCESSORS ARE NOT RESPONSIBLE FOR THE QUALITY OR ACCURACY OF THIS MANUAL.

    TRADE MARKS AND TRADE NAMES CONTAINED AND USED HEREIN ARE THOSE OF OTHERS,

    AND ARE USED HERE IN A DESCRIPTIVE SENSE TO REFER TO THE PRODUCTS OF OTHERS.

    D318

    Marine Engine

    S/n 6V1 & Up

    CT-O-ENG D318 6V1

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  • Table of Contents

    INST ALLA TION INSTRUCTIONS ..

    Cooling ~ Diesel Fuel Tanks ~ Fuel Lines ~ Exhaust

    Lines ~ Engine and Shaft Alignment ~ Reverse Gear

    Controls ~ Electrical Equipment

    LUBRICATION INSTRUCTIONS .......... .

    General Lubricating Information ~ Crankcase Lubricat-

    ing Oil ~ Ball and Roller Bearing Lubricant ~ Trans-

    mission Oil ~ Lubrication Chart

    OPERA TION INSTRUCTIONS

    Preparing the Engine for Use - Starting the Engines -

    Starting the Load - Stopping the Load - Stopping

    Diesel Engine - Daily Care - Operating in Cold

    Weather - Storage

    MAINTENANCE INSTRUCTIONS

    Crankcase Lubricating Oil System - Fuels ~ Care of

    the Fuel Supply ~ Care of the Diesel Fuel Tank - Fuel

    System ~ Care of the Fuel Filter - Priming the Fuel

    System ~ Fuel Injection Equipment ~ Starting Engine

    Fuel System ~ Cooling System ~ Valve Clearance

    Adjustment ~ Spark Plug Adjustment - Starting En-

    gine Magneto - Starting Engine Clutch

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    Page

    5-9

    10-24

    25-35

    ... 35-65

    A TT ACHMENT INSTRUCTIONS .................... . . ........ 67-90

    INDEX

    Generator and Starting Engine Electric Starter ~ Bat-

    tery Care ~ Voltage Regulator ~ Starting Aids ~

    Wiring Diagrams - Front Power Take-Off - Bilge

    Pump ~ Reverse Gears ~ Safety Alarm Switches ~ Air

    Cleaners

    91-92

    CAPACITIES . Inside Back Cover

    LOCA TION OF SERIAL NUMBER .. . Inside Back Cover

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    D318 MARINE ENGINE - RIGHT SIDE VIEW I-Reverse gear housing filler cap. 2-Flame arrester. 3-Starting engine crankcase lubricating oil filler cap. 4-Gauges. S-Diesel engine exhaust manifold. 6-Diesel engine crankcase lubricating oil filler cover. 7-Heat exchanger. 8-Reverse gear housing. 9-Ra'W 'Water line. IO-Diesel engine crankcase lubricating oil sump pump. II-Diesel engine crankcase lubricating oil level gauge. 12-Diesel engine

    crankcase lubricating oil filter housings. 13-Fresh 'Water pump. 14-Ra'W 'Water pump. IS-Front mounting bracket.

    D318 MARINE ENGINE - LEFT SIDE VIEW I-Fuel filter housing. 2-Starting engine exhaust muffler. 3-Diesel engine valve cover. 4-Diesel engine air inlet manifold. S-Air inlet silencer. 6-Compression release lever. 7-Starting engine clutch control lever. 8-Starting engine fly'Wheel. 9-Reverse gear control lever. IO-Water cooled oil cooler. ll-Hour meter. 12-Tach-ometer drive. 13-Fuel injection pump housing. 14-Governor. IS-Diesel engine crankcase fumes disposal tube. 16-Starting engine magneto. 17-Starter pinion

    control lever. 18-Safety drip collector. 19-Rear mounting bracket.

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  • 6

    TO TRANSFER

    I'· 4" VENT OUTLET SHOULD EXTEND

    ABOVE FUEL TANKS

    VALVES

    LINES FROM FUEL TANK

    I .. 4" ENDS

    WELDED ON

    BAFFLES TO PREVENT ~~G~IT~A~T~IO;;N~;:::~;:~~~~!I!!:;::::::~~~;;~~ OF SEDIMENT AND WATER INSTALL TANK ON 2 0 ANGLE TO PROMOTE

    T2416 EASY DRAINING OF SEDIMENT AND WATER

    DRAIN

    MADE FROM ONE PC 6" STANDARD WROUGHT-IRON PIPE 14" TO 16" LONG

    FUEL TRAP

    Fuel by-passed at the fuel filter housing is returned to the trap rather than the individual tanks, thereby eliminating the danger of overflow.

    If any of the tanks are so mounted that there is a suction lift required, then it will be essential that all of the other tank connections be tightly closed by the valves shown, or the suction lift of the pump will be broken by air leaks from another tank.

    FUEL LINES

    Flexible fuel lines (2) and (3) are recommended on all installations. Connect a fuel line from the Diesel fuel tank to the fuel transfer pump flexible line (3). The transfer pump will lift fuel the height of 12 feet through no more than 50 feet of pipe, Also, remove the cork and con-nect a return line from the fuel filter adapter (1) to the top of the Diesel

    FLEXIBLE FUEL LINES

    I-Adapter. 2-Flexible fuel return line. 3-Flexible fuel supply line .

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  • INSTALLATION INSTRUCTIONS 7

    tank or fuel trap if so equipped. It is essential that there be no air leaks in the suction system. Even a small leak will destroy the suction lift of the transfer pump.

    CAUTION

    Do not connect a line between the adapter (1) and the fuel inlet to the fuel transfer pump as this may cause the system to become air bound. If a pipe plug is installed in place of the cork or if the return tube is too smalt fuel pressure will burst the housing.

    EXHAUST LINES

    Flexible connections should be used to prevent transmission of engine vibrations to exhaust piping. Flexible metal tubing is generally recom-mended for the exhaust connection at the engine. The exhaust outlet should be protected from the weather so that rain and snowc:;annot enter the line and get into the engine. The exhaust lines should be as short as possible. Long exhaust lines or lines with several bends should be of increased diameter so as not to create excessive back pressure. The back pressure should never exceed 25 inches of water on a new installation when measured with a manometer at the exhaust connection of the engine. Exhaust from the starting engine should be carried in a separate line and not connected into the Diesel exhaust line.

    ENGINE MOUNTING AND SHAFT ALIGNMENT

    Coupling Alignment: Extreme care should be exercised in the align-ment of the engine and propeller shaft. The alignment of the reverse gear coupling and the propellor shaft coupling should be checked after the vessel has been launched as hull distortion sometimes takes place after the vessel is in the water. Uncouple the propeller shaft from the reverse gear and see that there is less than .005 inch (.126 mm.) variation on a 9 inch (22.86 cm.) diameter. If the variation is greater than this amount, alignment can be restored by adjusting the leveling capscrews. Hold-down bolts or lag screws should be of such diameter as to make a tight fit in the hole of the support bracket. This is necessary to prevent movement of the engine on its supports. At frequent intervals, check this alignment especially in freight boats. Failure to keep the engine and propeller shaft in alignment would cause damage to the various reverse gear parts and propeller shaft bearing.

    Reverse Gear Installation: When a reverse gear is not installed at the factory or is removed and reinstalled, care should be taken to insure correct alignment between the reverse gear and the engine. Improper alignment will result in undue wear or damage to the reverse gear mech-anism. It is recommended you consult your "Caterpillar" dealer for specific information on installing a reverse gear on the Diesel engine.

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  • INST ALLATION INSTRUCTIONS 9

    ELECTRICAL EQUIPMENT

    Battery Installation: The voltage regulator furnished with ~2 volt electric starting systems is adj usted for use with 15 battery cells or 30 volts as stamped on the plate on the regulator. If for some reason it is necessary or desirable to use 16 battery cells the voltage regulator should be readjusted by your "Caterpillar" dealer before the engine is started.

    Voltage Regulators: When the engine is equipped with a charging generator it may be advisable to mount the voltage regulator at some location other than on the engine. This will reduce to a minimum, any damage or irregular operation of the voltage regulator which might be caused by vibration or oil and water from the engine .

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  • 12 LUBRICATION INSTRUCTIONS

    tually leading to objectionable deposits in the engine. When the oil darkens, therefore, it is an indication that it is keeping the engine clean and insuring satisfactory lubrication per-formance.

    (CO) Superior Lubricants (Series 2): Lubricating oils known as Supe-rior Lubricants (Series 2) for "Caterpillar" Diesel Engines should be used in the Diesel Engine crankcase for most satisfactory service. The excep-tional value of these oils is in the fact that they have long service life. Long service life of the oil provides for less frequent oil change periods as well as extending engine service life. In addition to having the quality of long service life they combat detrimental effects of high sulphur fuels.

    See the following chart for recommended oil change periods.

    SUPERIOR LUBRICANTS (SERIES 2) CHANGE PERIOD CHART

    FUEL SULPHUR OIL CHANGE CONTENT PERIOD FILTER ELEMENT CHANGE PERIOD

    FULL FLOW BY-PASS

    1.0% OR LESS 480 HRS. 240 HRS. 240 HRS. **

    1.0% TO 1.5% 480 TO 240 HRS. * 240 HRS. 240 HRS. **

    ABOVE 1.5% 240 HRS. 240 HRS. 240 HRS. **

    * As the fuel sulphur content increases bet'Ween 1.0'10 and 1.5% it may be necessary to make oil change periods more frequently.

    ** Change by-pass filter elements every 240 hours except under severe dusty oper-ating conditions 'When changes should be made at 120 hour intervals. T16830

    If Superior Lubricants (Series 2) are not available crankcase lubricat-ing oils meeting in the requirements of MIL-L-2104A specifications can be used successfully in the Diesel engine crankcase when the fuel sulphur content is less than 0.4 %. For the recommended oil change periods see the following chart.

    MIL-L-2104A CHANGE PERIOD CHART

    FUEL SULPHUR OIL CHANGE CONTENT PERIOD FILTER ELEMENT CHANGE PERIOD

    0.4% OR LESS 240 HRS. FULL-FLOW

    I

    BY-PASS 240 HRS. 240 HRS. t

    t Change by-pass filter elements every 240 hours except under severe dusty operat-ing conditions 'When changes should be made at 120 hour intervals. T16831

    (CO) Straight Mineral. MIL-L-2104A Oils Or Superior Lubricants (Series 2): In compartments other than the Diesel engine crankcase where crank-case lubricating oil is recommended (such as starting engine crankcase,

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