Need help on Parts I.D.

CaptChet · 01-29-2011, 10:10 AM

Can anyone help me identify the following Parts:
164-0217 Tube AS-Turb Price $49.81
265-9185 Kit-Gasket-0 Price $30.46
6V-8636 Connector Price $2.31

I don't know where to start to find engine drawings and/or parts lists for the Cat Engines. Anyone? HELP!!!

This is a 3126 Cat Ser.# HEPO2284

rver98 · 01-29-2011, 11:48 AM

Looks like the nearest parts dealer to you is Freightliner of Montgomery,AL which is on CAT's website as a repair and parts facility. Their number is 1-800-654-1085

Good luck

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jimcumminsw · 02-08-2011, 08:38 AM

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Originally Posted by CaptChet

Can anyone help me identify the following Parts:
164-0217 Tube AS-Turb Price $49.81
265-9185 Kit-Gasket-0 Price $30.46
6V-8636 Connector Price $2.31

I don't know where to start to find engine drawings and/or parts lists for the Cat Engines. Anyone? HELP!!!

This is a 3126 Cat Ser.# HEPO2284

Hi, I would try Thompson Tractor Co. INC, in Pensacola FL. They are an authorized Caterpillar Dealer who can order you a parts book for your engine.
I worked as an engineer for Caterpillar for forty years and the only part number I recognize is the 6V-8636, Connector. I believe this is a straight thread O -ring fitting. It might be either a 3/8" or 1/2" in size, passage through the fitting. Can't remember that will since I have been gone for a couple of years.
Jim W.

rver98 · 02-08-2011, 07:30 PM

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Originally Posted by jimcumminsw

Hi, I would try Thompson Tractor Co. INC, in Pensacola FL. They are an authorized Caterpillar Dealer who can order you a parts book for your engine.
I worked as an engineer for Caterpillar for forty years and the only part number I recognize is the 6V-8636, Connector. I believe this is a straight thread O -ring fitting. It might be either a 3/8" or 1/2" in size, passage through the fitting. Can't remember that will since I have been gone for a couple of years.
Jim W.

And you drive a CUMMINS!!!

jimcumminsw · 02-09-2011, 07:13 AM

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Originally Posted by rver98

And you drive a CUMMINS!!!

You must be a ford or chevy/gmc guy. Because anyone familiar with diesel engines knows that Caterpillar INC, stop selling on-highway engines that meet Tier IV emission regulations to end users. Also Caterpillar engines do not fit very well in a pick-up truck.

There are only two diesel engines to own and they both begin with the letter "C".

Caterpillar is starting to market their own line of Vocational Trucks in the Second Quarter or early Third Quarter of this year. So they may end up providing the engines again to third party producers of RV chassis.
Jim W

rver98 · 02-10-2011, 10:33 AM

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Originally Posted by jimcumminsw

You must be a ford or chevy/gmc guy. Because anyone familiar with diesel engines knows that Caterpillar INC, stop selling on-highway engines that meet Tier IV emission regulations to end users. Also Caterpillar engines do not fit very well in a pick-up truck.

There are only two diesel engines to own and they both begin with the letter "C".

Caterpillar is starting to market their own line of Vocational Trucks in the Second Quarter or early Third Quarter of this year. So they may end up providing the engines again to third party producers of RV chassis.
Jim W

Just a friendly jab Jim, don't get the six shooter out so quickly!

Of course I KNOW CAT doesn't make engines for RV's anymore, I own one.
I am slowly becoming a CAT guy because of what is in my DP.