VALVE GP 1163732 - Caterpillar

Instructions for Ordering Migration/Decertification Emissions Labels
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Log on to the "Emissions Regulation and Conformance" website at the following web address:https://ercrequestspilotprogram.atlassian.net/servicedesk/customer/portal/2
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Click Option 3. Tier 4 Migration/Decertification.
Choose "Migration / Decertification Request – C7.1".
The Migration/Decertification Request form will appear. All fields marked with an "*" must be completed.Note: Request to do not have the decertification serial number included in "Section 5" and do not have the box checked which confirms that applicable local and national regulations permit the engine to be decertified will be rejected.Machine Labels
The certified emissions labels are located in the machine cab and on the engine block. These labels must be removed. The new decertified emissions labels must then be installed in the machine cab and on the engine block. Refer to the information below for label removal and installation instructions.Label Location
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(2) 205-3237 Film (If Required)Remove Adhesive
Do not install the new label over the old label. Layered labels compromise label adhesion and durability. Adhesive labels must be applied to a clean, dry, smooth painted surface. Surface temperature should be between 15° C (59° F) and 27° C (80.6° F).
Remove film (2). Refer to Illustrations 25.
Clean the surface with a 1:1 mixture of isopropyl alcohol (IPA) and water. Use a clean, lint-free paper towel to remove all dirt and adhesive from the surface. Allow the surface to dry before installing the replacement labels.Note: Never use acetone (propanone) to clean the engine or label surface.Engine Labels
Label Locations
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(1) Emission LabelRemoving Adhesive Labels
Do not install the new label over the old label. Layered labels compromise label adhesion and durability. Adhesive labels must be applied to a clean, dry, smooth painted surface. Surface temperature should be between 15° C (59° F) and 27° C (80.6° F).
Remove the engine identification label and the emissions labels. Refer to Illustration 26. Discard the pieces.
Clean the surface with a 1:1 mixture of isopropyl alcohol (IPA) and water. Use a clean, lint-free paper towel to remove all dirt and adhesive from the surface. Allow the surface to dry before installing the replacement labels.Note: Never use acetone (propanone) to clean the engine or label surface.Engine Software
Note: When migration kit rework has been completed, the technician must confirm that the latest machine software and monitor software is installed. If not, the latest machine software and monitor software must be installed at the same time as the new engine software.Note: Factory passwords are required to install the decertification flash file.
Download the decertification flash file from Service Information System (SIS).
Factory passwords will be issued utilizing the Dealer Solution Network (DSN).
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When the decertification flash file is downloaded, this screen will appear in the electronics service tool. Refer to Illustration 27.
Click "Save to File". This action will create an HTML file.
Attach the HTML file to the DSN factory password request. Do not change the file to a PDF format.
The following text must be included in the DSN factory password request:This password request is for the decertification procedure outlined in Special Instruction, M0085215. I acknowledge that the applicable local and national