0346329 SLEEVE, Pressure relief EVINRUDE
E135FCXSDE, E135FCXSIF, E135FCXSNF, E135FCXSOB, E135FCXSRM, E135FCXSSS, E135FCXSTA, E135FPLSDE, E135FPLSOB, E135FPLSRM, E135FPLSTA, E135FPLSTF, E135FPXSDE, E135FPXSOB, E135FPXSRM, E135FSLSDE, E135FSLSTA, E135FSLSTF, E150FCXEEA, E150FCXSDR, E150FCXSIF
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E135FCXSDE
E135FCXSIF
E135FCXSNF
E135FCXSOB
E135FCXSRM
E135FCXSSS
E135FCXSTA
E135FPLSDE
E135FPLSOB
E135FPLSRM
E135FPLSTA
E135FPLSTF
E135FPXSDE
E135FPXSOB
E135FPXSRM
E135FSLSDE
E135FSLSTA
E135FSLSTF
E150FCXEEA
E150FCXSDR
E150FCXSIF
E150FCXSNF
E150FCXSOC
E150FCXSRS
E150FCXSSM
E150FCXSTD
E150FHLSDR
E150FHLSOC
E150FHLSRS
E150FPLSDR
E150FPLSOC
E150FPLSRS
E150FPLSTD
E150FPLSTF
E150FPXSDR
E150FPXSOC
E150FPXSRS
E150FSLSDR
E150FSLSTF
E175FCXEEC
E175FCXSDS
E175FCXSIF
E175FCXSNF
E175FCXSOD
E175FCXSRE
E175FCXSSR
E175FCXSTB
E175FPLSDS
E175FPLSOD
E175FPLSRE
E175FPLSTB
E175FPLSTF
E175FPXSDS
E175FPXSOD
E175FPXSRE
E175FSLSDD
E175FSLSTF
E175MFXSOS
EVINRUDE
BRP EVINRUDE entire parts catalog list:
- COOLING HOSES » 0346329
E135FCXSNF, E135FPLSNF, E135FPXSNF 2002
E135FCXSOB 2004,2005
E135FCXSRM 2004
E135FCXSSS, E135FPLSSS, E135FSLSSS, E135FSXSSS, RE135FCSSS, RE135FLSSS, RE135FXSSS 2000
E135FCXSTA 2003
E135FPLSDE 2006
E135FPLSOB, E135FSLSOB 2004,2005
E135FPLSRM, E135FSLSRM 2004
E135FPLSTA, E135FPXSTA 2003
E135FPLSTF 2003
E135FPXSDE 2006
E135FPXSOB 2004,2005
E135FPXSRM 2004
E135FSLSDE 2006
E135FSLSTA 2003
E135FSLSTF 2003
E150FCXEEA, E150FCXEEN, E150FCXEEO, E150FPLEEA, E150FPLEEO, E150FPXEEA, E150FPXEEN, E150FPXEEO, E150FSLEEA, E150FSLEEO 1999
E150FCXSDR 2006
E150FCXSIF, E150FPLSIF, E150FPXSIF, E150FSLSIF, RE150FCSIF, RE150FLSIF, RE150FSSIF, RE150FXSIF 2001
E150FCXSNF, E150FPLSNF, E150FPXSNF 2002
E150FCXSOC 2004,2005
E150FCXSRS 2004
E150FCXSSM, E150FCXSSV, E150FPLSSM, E150FPLSSV, E150FPXSSM, E150FPXSSV, E150FSLSSM, E150FSLSSV, RE150FCSSM, RE150FCSSV, RE150FLSSM, RE150FLSSV, RE150FSSM, RE150FSSV, RE150FXSSM, RE150FXSSV 2000
E150FCXSTD 2003
E150FHLSDR 2006
E150FHLSOC 2004,2005
E150FHLSRS 2004
E150FPLSDR 2006
E150FPLSOC, E150FSLSOC 2004,2005
E150FPLSRS, E150FSLSRS 2004
E150FPLSTD, E150FPXSTD, E150FSLSTD 2003
E150FPLSTF 2003
E150FPXSDR 2006
E150FPXSOC 2004,2005
E150FPXSRS 2004
E150FSLSDR 2006
E150FSLSTF 2003
E175FCXEEC, E175FCXEEN, E175FCXEEO, E175FPLEEC, E175FPLEEO, E175FPXEEC, E175FPXEEN, E175FPXEEO, E175FSLEEO, E175FSLEES 1999
E175FCXSDS 2006
E175FCXSIF, E175FPLSIF, E175FPXSIF, E175FSLSIF, RE175FCSIF, RE175FLSIF, RE175FSSIF, RE175FXSIF 2001
E175FCXSNF, E175FPLSNF, E175FPXSNF 2002
E175FCXSOD 2004,2005
E175FCXSRE 2004
E175FCXSSR, E175FCXSSV, E175FPLSSR, E175FPLSSV, E175FPXSSR, E175FPXSSV, E175FSLSSC, E175FSLSSV, RE175FCSSR, RE175FCSSV, RE175FLSSR, RE175FLSSV, RE175FSSC, RE175FXSSR, RE175FXSSV 2000
E175FCXSTB 2003
E175FPLSDS 2006
E175FPLSOD, E175FSLSOE 2004,2005
E175FPLSRE, E175FSLSRB 2004
E175FPLSTB, E175FPXSTB, E175FSLSTM 2003
E175FPLSTF 2003
E175FPXSDS 2006
E175FPXSOD 2004,2005
E175FPXSRE 2004
E175FSLSDD 2006
E175FSLSTF 2003
E175MFXSOS 2005
E175MFXSOS 2004
Information:
Introduction
This Reuse and Salvage Guideline contains the necessary information in order to allow a dealer to establish a parts reusability program. Reuse and salvage information enables Caterpillar Dealers and customers to benefit from cost reductions. Every effort has been made in order to provide the most current information that is known to Caterpillar. Continuing improvement and advancement of product design might have caused changes to your product which are not included in this publication. This Reuse and Salvage Guideline must be used with the latest technical information that is available from Caterpillar.For additional information about this guideline, consult Repair Process Engineering of the Marketing & Product Support Division at 1 (309) 675-5434.Summary
These instructions give failure modes of valves for engines using the basic principles of wear and fracture to determine the most probable root cause of failure. This guide should be used with the additional documents in the reference section to define the reusability of valves. References
ReferenceSee Guideline for Reusable Parts and Salvage Operations, SEBF8002-05, "Valves, Valve Springs, Valve Rotators and Locks".ReferenceSee Guideline for Applied Failure Analysis, SEBV0554, "Principles of Wear".ReferenceSee Guideline for Applied Failure Analysis, SEBV0552, "Principles of Fracture".ReferenceSee Guideline for Applied Failure Analysis, SEBV0551, "Engine Valves".Nomenclature for Valves
Illustration 1 g01184370
(1) Groove for Retaining Valve Spring (2) Stem (3) Fillet (4) Head (5) FaceNote: The valve seat is the sealing surface between the valve face and the seat in the cylinder head.Tools and Equipment
Table 1
Required Tools    
Part Number     Part Description    
9U-7231     Flashlight    
8S-2257     Eye Loupe    
1U-7262     Magnet    
    Digital ProScope Microscope
optional    
    Straight Edge    Fretting
Fretting indicates repeated movement in a tight joint. Movement should not occur in the retaining area of the valve. Typically fretting is a result of the following items.
Loose valve lash
Engine over speed
Sticking valves in guides
Broken valve spring
Illustration 2 g01183438
FrettingFractures will typically be brittle and/or fractures will be low cyclic fatigue due to an overloading in shock that is caused by excess velocities in seating of loose valve lash.Beach marks are clearly evident in the photo below indicating cyclic overloads.
Illustration 3 g01183441
Beach MarksWear at the valve stems and/or valve bridges' interface may also be present.
Illustration 4 g01183442
Wear on valve stem and/or bridgeTight Lash
Valves may not display oil degradation, adhesive wear, or fretting if valve lash was too tight. Also if valve lash was too tight valve heads may show repeated contact with the piston. Tight lash may affect only one valve in a cylinder or all the valves within the engine.
Illustration 5 g01183449
Piston contact on valveIf the valve lash is too tight, compression and combustion gases may leak past the valve face and the valve seat. This will cause the visual signs of gas to be left behind on the valves' face and valves' fillet. The gas leaks may overheat the valve head and the valve stem which will cause the material of the valve to weaken.Carbon buildup or thick oxide coatings on the valve face or the sealing area of the seat can crack causing gases to leak past the valve face. When the coating cracks, the hot gases have a path to escape.
Illustration 6 g01183459
Traces of gasPiston Contact
Multiple cylinders displayed outlines of the piston crown and the piston crater on the valve heads. This intermittent contact indicated a valve to a piston contact. This contact can be seen in the following picture. Look at the valve stems for the following items.
Oil coking problem on sticky valves
Adhesive wear
Bent valve stem or stems
ECM for logged conditions over speed
Illustration 7 g01183476
Piston contacts on valves
This Reuse and Salvage Guideline contains the necessary information in order to allow a dealer to establish a parts reusability program. Reuse and salvage information enables Caterpillar Dealers and customers to benefit from cost reductions. Every effort has been made in order to provide the most current information that is known to Caterpillar. Continuing improvement and advancement of product design might have caused changes to your product which are not included in this publication. This Reuse and Salvage Guideline must be used with the latest technical information that is available from Caterpillar.For additional information about this guideline, consult Repair Process Engineering of the Marketing & Product Support Division at 1 (309) 675-5434.Summary
These instructions give failure modes of valves for engines using the basic principles of wear and fracture to determine the most probable root cause of failure. This guide should be used with the additional documents in the reference section to define the reusability of valves. References
ReferenceSee Guideline for Reusable Parts and Salvage Operations, SEBF8002-05, "Valves, Valve Springs, Valve Rotators and Locks".ReferenceSee Guideline for Applied Failure Analysis, SEBV0554, "Principles of Wear".ReferenceSee Guideline for Applied Failure Analysis, SEBV0552, "Principles of Fracture".ReferenceSee Guideline for Applied Failure Analysis, SEBV0551, "Engine Valves".Nomenclature for Valves
Illustration 1 g01184370
(1) Groove for Retaining Valve Spring (2) Stem (3) Fillet (4) Head (5) FaceNote: The valve seat is the sealing surface between the valve face and the seat in the cylinder head.Tools and Equipment
Table 1
Required Tools    
Part Number     Part Description    
9U-7231     Flashlight    
8S-2257     Eye Loupe    
1U-7262     Magnet    
    Digital ProScope Microscope
optional    
    Straight Edge    Fretting
Fretting indicates repeated movement in a tight joint. Movement should not occur in the retaining area of the valve. Typically fretting is a result of the following items.
Loose valve lash
Engine over speed
Sticking valves in guides
Broken valve spring
Illustration 2 g01183438
FrettingFractures will typically be brittle and/or fractures will be low cyclic fatigue due to an overloading in shock that is caused by excess velocities in seating of loose valve lash.Beach marks are clearly evident in the photo below indicating cyclic overloads.
Illustration 3 g01183441
Beach MarksWear at the valve stems and/or valve bridges' interface may also be present.
Illustration 4 g01183442
Wear on valve stem and/or bridgeTight Lash
Valves may not display oil degradation, adhesive wear, or fretting if valve lash was too tight. Also if valve lash was too tight valve heads may show repeated contact with the piston. Tight lash may affect only one valve in a cylinder or all the valves within the engine.
Illustration 5 g01183449
Piston contact on valveIf the valve lash is too tight, compression and combustion gases may leak past the valve face and the valve seat. This will cause the visual signs of gas to be left behind on the valves' face and valves' fillet. The gas leaks may overheat the valve head and the valve stem which will cause the material of the valve to weaken.Carbon buildup or thick oxide coatings on the valve face or the sealing area of the seat can crack causing gases to leak past the valve face. When the coating cracks, the hot gases have a path to escape.
Illustration 6 g01183459
Traces of gasPiston Contact
Multiple cylinders displayed outlines of the piston crown and the piston crater on the valve heads. This intermittent contact indicated a valve to a piston contact. This contact can be seen in the following picture. Look at the valve stems for the following items.
Oil coking problem on sticky valves
Adhesive wear
Bent valve stem or stems
ECM for logged conditions over speed
Illustration 7 g01183476
Piston contacts on valves
Parts sleeve EVINRUDE:
0313926
0313926 SLEEVE, Bushing
BE115ELEDR, BE115ELEUA, BE115GLECM, BE115TLEDA, BE130TLECE, BE130TLEDM, BE130TLEUB, BE150ELECD, BE150ELEDB, BE150ELEUC, BE175EXECD, BE175EXEDB, BE175EXEUC, BE200CXECM, BE200CXEDR, BE200CXEUA, BE225CXECS, BE225CXEDE, BE225CXEUD, BE250CXECB, BE250CXEDA
0512937
0512937 SLEEVE, Leads
BE200CXECM, BE200CXEDR, BE200CXEUA, BE225CXECS, BE225CXEDE, BE225CXEUD, BE40EECR, BE40EEDS, BE40EEUC, BE50BEEDS, BE50DTLEDC, BE50DTLEUR, BE50ESECC, BE50RLEUC, BE60ELEDR, BE60ELEUA, BE60TLECM, BE70ELECB, BE70ELEDA, BE70ELEUM, DE150CXAAA, DE150CXAAC, D
0336269
0336269 SLEEVE, Fuel hose
E100FPLSOC, E100FPLSRS, E100STLEIE, E100STLEND, E100STLESB, E10EEIR, E10EENA, E10EESC, E115FPLSDS, E115FPLSIF, E115FPLSNF, E115FPLSOD, E115FPLSRE, E115FPLSSH, E115FPLSTB, E115FPXSDS, E115FPXSOD, E115FPXSRE, E115FSLSDS, E115JLEIE, E115JLEND, E115MLESB
0513817
0513817 SLEEVE, Lead
BE115ELEDR, BE115ELEUA, BE115GLECM, BE130TLECE, BE130TLEDM, BE130TLEUB, BE150ELECD, BE150ELEDB, BE150ELEUC, BE175EXECD, BE175EXEDB, BE175EXEUC, BE200CXECM, BE200CXEDR, BE200CXEUA, BE225CXECS, BE225CXEDE, BE225CXEUD, BE50DTLEDC, BE50DTLEUR, BE60ELEDR,
0513816
0513816 SLEEVE, Motor leads
BE115ELEDR, BE115ELEUA, BE115GLECM, BE115TLEDA, BE130TLECE, BE130TLEDM, BE130TLEUB, BE150ELECD, BE150ELEDB, BE150ELEUC, BE175EXECD, BE175EXEDB, BE175EXEUC, BE200CXECM, BE200CXEDR, BE200CXEUA, BE225CXECS, BE225CXEDE, BE225CXEUD, BE50DTLEDC, BE50DTLEUR
0512258
0512258 SLEEVE, Throttle cable & lead wire
DE150CXAAA, DE150CXAAC, DE150CXINS, DE150PXAAA, DE150PXAAC, DE150PXINS, DE200CXAAA, DE200CXAAC, DE200HXAAA, DE200HXAAC, DE200HXAAD, DE200PXAAA, DE200PXAAC, DE200XCAAA, DE200XCAAC, DE200XCAAD, DE225CXAAA, DE225CXAAC, DE225CXAAD, DE225CXINS, DE225PXAAA
0337030
0337030 SLEEVE
BE115ELEDR, BE115ELEUA, BE115GLECM, BE115TLEDA, BE150ELECD, BE150ELEDB, BE150ELEUC, BE175EXECD, BE175EXEDB, BE175EXEUC, BE90ELEDR, BE90ELEUA, BE90SLECM, DE150CXAAA, DE150CXAAC, DE150CXINS, DE150PXAAA, DE150PXAAC, DE150PXINS, DE200CXAAA, DE200CXAAC, D
0338636
0338636 SLEEVE
BE115ELEDR, BE115ELEUA, BE115GLECM, BE130TLECE, BE130TLEDM, BE130TLEUB, BE150ELECD, BE150ELEDB, BE150ELEUC, BE175EXECD, BE175EXEDB, BE175EXEUC, BE200CXECM, BE200CXEDR, BE200CXEUA, BE225CXECS, BE225CXEDE, BE225CXEUD, BE90ELEDR, BE90ELEUA, BE90SLECM, E