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[whale392]

Anybody have any real, good, clear pics of the 3406 variants of the Caterpillar engine handy and willing to share? I have hit up most of the links listed elsewhere here and all the Google imaging/searching with minimal results. I need to see how the oiling system and the injector pump are run/fitted. I have the fuel manifold (the 6 injector lines from the pump to the injectors) built, but how does the pump get its' fuel. Where do the feed lines hook up to? Turbo oiling I have, but how about the rest? Help a crazy detail a KW W900 Aerodyne if you can! This is what you get when you let a car guy build a truck model.

Edited by whale392, 16 March 2010 - 02:45 AM.

[Jim B]

Here, don't reinvent the wheel. This might help get you started: 3406 Detailng.

Did you try Truck Paper? Sometimes there are decent engine pics.

Edited by Jim B, 16 March 2010 - 03:22 PM.

[whale392]

Pics are gone Jim, but I do appreciate the info you provided. It did have an issue number, so I can see if anybody has one laying around.

[Jim B]

Direct links:
http://public.fotki...._07_jul_01.html
http://public.fotki....l_02.html#media

Good luck.

[whale392]

Still shows a red X and just a pic description Jim.

I wonder if I would get shot or arrested if I wore a shirt to the local truck stop with the print saying 'Show me your CAT' on the front?

[highway]

Here's a couple pics I found, hope they may help you:
http://usaquip.com/p...r-428650861.htm
http://diesel-dynami...oduct.aspx?uc=1
The second link you will have to scroll down the page to # 1006 for the pic, then save the pic in your pictures.

[SoCalCarCulture]

Still shows a red X and just a pic description Jim.

I wonder if I would get shot or arrested if I wore a shirt to the local truck stop with the print saying 'Show me your CAT' on the front?

The pics are there - don't know why you can't see them!

[whale392]

As of this morning, the pics are working for me now! Thanks a Bunch, as that has been the most help I have found. Most pics I come across are of the 'E' variant; very few of the 'A' or 'B' version (like the one in the AeroDyne KW kit). That helps immensely............thank you!