SHIELD AS-HEAT 5110009 - Caterpillar

5110009 SHIELD AS-HEAT Caterpillar parts

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Alternative (cross code) number:
CA5110009
511-0009
5110009

Weight: 2 pounds 1 kg.

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JPPTDCX LS3 LS6 TCS45993 Front Cover Timing Cover Gasket Set

$16.85

14 Jul 2023
0.6613[0.30] Pounds
US: taiyuanruiyandi

JPPTDCX LS3 LS6 TCS45993 Front Cover Timing Cover Gasket Set
JPPTDCX Fitment: Please check Amazon Fitment Filter and Description to see if this item will work on your vehicle before purchase! || Engine Type: 4.8L,5.3L,5.7L,6.0L,6.2L || ItemOffered:2x water pump seals (paper style);2x water pump seals (metal with captive rubber gasket);1x Front crank seal;2x Oil pump inlet tube O-;1x Timing Cover gasket;[Material ];Gasket set meets or exceeds equipment specifications,can withstand high pressures,high temperatures and aggressive media of a car. It is highly durable and less prone to breakage. to provide exceptional service life and reliability || PartNumber: TCS45993,12633904,511-0009 || Condition: 100% in factory original package. Never be installed or used.

DTYSBFD Front Cover Timing Cover Gasket Set Fits LS TCS45993

$22.35

29 Apr 2023
0.6613[0.30] Pounds
US: taiyuanjialaika

DTYSBFD Front Cover Timing Cover Gasket Set Fits LS TCS45993
DTYSBFD Fitment: Please check Amazon Fitment Filter and Description to see if this item will work on your vehicle before purchase! || Engine Type: 4.8L,5.3L,5.7L,6.0L,6.2L || This Item Includes: 2x water pump seals (paper style;2x water pump seals (metal with captive rubber gasket;1x Front crank seal;2x Oil pump inlet tube O-ring || Part_Number: TCS45993,12633904,511-0009 || Condition: 100% new in factory package. Never be installed or used.

$22.46

07 Apr 2023
0.6613[0.30] Pounds
US: taiyuanruiyandi

Number on catalog scheme: 4

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Sudden movement of the machine or release of air under pressure can cause injury to persons on or near the machine. To prevent possible injury, perform the procedure that follows before testing and adjusting the air system and brakes.
Operational checks of the air system and of the brakes can be used to find the source of leakage in the system. Also, operational checks can make a diagnosis of poor performance.Note: You can hear the sound of air leakage. Air leakage can be seen when soapy water is applied to connections, valves and hoses.
Start the engine and allow the air pressure to increase to the cut out pressure. Stop the engine.
Check the air control valve for the parking brake in the console to the right of the operator's seat.
Check air lines and fittings at the junction blocks. The junction blocks are located at the top of the tandem housings.
Check all the valves on the air tank.
Check for leakage in the hoses and the connections from the air compressor and the air compressor governor to the air tank.
Check for leakage in hoses, lines, connections, and components from the air tank to the air control valve for the service brake.
Check for leakage in the air control valve for the service brake.
Depress the service brake control (pedal) and hold the service brake control (pedal) down. Check for leakage in hoses, in air lines and in connections from the air control valve for the service brake to the service brakes. Release the pedal.
Push down and pull back on the transmission control (lever) to the NEUTRAL position. Check for leakage in the hose and in the connections from the air control valve for the parking brake to the parking brake.Note: If the air pressure in the air tank lowers to the cut-in pressure, start the engine and operate the engine. When the air pressure reaches the cut out pressure, stop the engine.Note: When you check the control valves for leakage, check the exhaust passages for any restrictions such as mud or dirt. Restrictions in an exhaust passage of the control valves may prevent the release of pressure air during normal operation. Also, restrictions may slow the release of pressure air during normal operation.