855654A 5 Mercury POWER TRIM KIT

Introduction
Do not perform any procedure that is outlined in this Special Instruction until you have read and understand the information contained in this document.Required Parts
Table 1
Required Parts    
Item     Qty     Part Number     Part Name    
1     1     360-9664     Tool Kit    
2     1     399-7930     Cap Kit    Testing Procedure
Use Caterpillar Electronic Technician (ET) to perform a "Manual Diesel Particulate Filter Regeneration".
Once the regeneration is complete, wait for the engine to drop to idle before shutting off the engine. The regeneration takes approximately 20 minutes.
Allow the system to cool down before handling.
While waiting for the exhaust to cool, perform the following actions.
Record the "Idle Speed Limit". Use Cat ET to change the "Idle RPM Limit" to 2100 rpm.
Use Cat ET to disable the automatic regeneration. A "Check Engine" light with active code 3714-31 will be present.
Remove the exhaust piping after the DPF. Install the 3 inch orifice plate for C13 and C15 engines. Install the 2 inch orifice plate for C7 and C9 engines. The 2 inch orifice plate is part of the 399-7930 Cap Kit .For a DPF with a dual outlet, use the solid cap that is provided and cap one of the outlets.For a dual DPF with one end cap, use a 313-3496 Plug to plug the drain hole, one 3L-7055 Pipe Connector , one 001-6449 Connector , and filter paper. Remove the delta P sensor from each DPF. Insert one 3L-7055 Pipe Connector , one 001-6449 Connector , and filter paper into each DPF. This action allows both diesel particulate filters to be tested at the same time.Note: The 313-3496 Plug , the 001-6449 Connector , and the 3L-7055 Pipe Connector is not included in the kit.
Start the engine. Run the engine at 2100 rpm for a minimum of 10 minutes to stabilize DPF temperatures.
Shut down the engine and install the filter holder in the drain port.Note: Do not wait more than 10 minutes after the engine has shut down to install the filter.
Run the engine at 2100 rpm for 20 minutes.
Shut down the engine and remove the filter holder. Use proper personal protective equipment to remove the filter holder.Note: Do not wait more than 10 minutes after the engine has shut down to remove the filter holder.
Warning: The filter holder will still be hot.
Wait for the filter holder to cool down before disassembly.
Carefully disassemble the filter holder to prevent contamination.
Tip the fitting over on a clean surface to remove the filter paper.
Handle the filter paper with clean hands. Only handle the filter paper by the edges.
Compare the stained area in the center of the filter paper to the color coded sheet that is provided.If the stained area of the filter paper is as dark or darker than colored circle 2, then the DPF may have to be replaced.If a DPF fails the test, then contact the DPF hotline to verify the failure and have a new DPF released. A "Parts Return Request" will be generated so that the failed DPF can be returned for analysis.Test results should include a picture of the comparison circles with test patch in the pass\fail circle, along with a separate picture of the test patch and the engine serial number. The test patch will need to be returned along with the failed DPF. Place the test patch in a plastic bag, attaching the bag to the warranty report and securing both to the failed DPF prior to the DPF being returned.
Use Cat ET to enable the automatic regeneration. The "Check Engine" light will turn off unless other codes are present. Use Cat ET to reset the "Idle RPM Limit" to the original setting. Return the system to the original configuration.Note: If a plug was installed in Step 5, then ensure that the plug is removed.
After each test, clean the fittings with a cleaning solution such as brake cleaner.