BEARING 3207313 - Caterpillar

Problem 40
The Mechanical Shutoff Fails To Stop The Engine Because Of Low Oil Pressure.Probable Cause
Plunger In Normal Run Position Or Broken SpringDisassemble the parts and clean the parts. If necessary, install new parts.Problem 41
The Mechanical Shutoff Does Not Stop The Engine When The Coolant Temperature Is Too High.Probable Cause
Restriction In Oil Lines Clean the oil lines. If necessary, make replacements.
Defect In Control Valve OperationClean the control valve. If necessary, make a replacement.
Defect In Oil Pressure ShutoffClean the oil pressure shutoff. If necessary, install new parts.Problem 42
The Mechanical Shutoff Will Not Allow The Engine To Start.Probable Cause
Wrong Setting For ControlSet the control for starting.
Broken SpringInstall a new spring.
High Water Temperature Allow the engine to cool.Problem 43
The Electrical Indicators Give Wrong Readings.Probable Cause
Wrong ConnectionsCheck for correct wiring connections.
Failed Sending UnitsCheck the sending units. If necessary, install new sending units.
Failed Resistor in 32 Volt SystemsInstall a new resistor.
Wrong Sending Unit in SystemInstall a correct sending unit.
Wrong IndicatorInstall a correct indicator.Problem 44
The Automatic Start/Stop System Lacks The Supply Of Standby Current And The Lockout Light Is Activated.Probable Cause
The Engine Cranks But The Engine Will Not Start. (The Engine RPM Is Correct.)
Failure In Starting The EngineThe fuel tank is empty.The fuel rack is not moving.The governor is not operating.The injection timing is wrong.The air temperature is very low.The air inlet is restricted.The compression is low.
Failed switchThe water temperature switch has a failure.The setting for the overspeed switch is low or the overspeed switch has a failure.
Failed cranking panelThe overcranking timer has a failure.Refer to the OEM