Hi guyz,
I also have an overheating problem with my Cat 320C. I spend a lot on this machine every summer. Had radiator and hydraulic cooler cleaned. Changed the head gasket, replaced three pulleys and fan as cat agent here suggested to replace it with high ambient pulleys which was last summer. Tried lots of technicians but no use. The machine lugs down especially when I try to work two cylinders at a time.
Actually the lugging started 3 years ago after I drained the old hydraulic from the tank and replaced the injectors. I bleed the fuel lines to the engine cylinders for air but no use. Dont know if its a fuel or hydraulic problem. Also I replaced all the filters and cleaned the banjo fittings in the fuel line. Had the diesel pump also calibrated. In addition, the rpm of the machine changed and is lower than normal after I changed the hydraulic and injectors.
I think that if I fixed the lugging problem the overheating problem will be solved with it.
Any suggestions guyz?
Thanks
I also have an overheating problem with my Cat 320C. I spend a lot on this machine every summer. Had radiator and hydraulic cooler cleaned. Changed the head gasket, replaced three pulleys and fan as cat agent here suggested to replace it with high ambient pulleys which was last summer. Tried lots of technicians but no use. The machine lugs down especially when I try to work two cylinders at a time.
Actually the lugging started 3 years ago after I drained the old hydraulic from the tank and replaced the injectors. I bleed the fuel lines to the engine cylinders for air but no use. Dont know if its a fuel or hydraulic problem. Also I replaced all the filters and cleaned the banjo fittings in the fuel line. Had the diesel pump also calibrated. In addition, the rpm of the machine changed and is lower than normal after I changed the hydraulic and injectors.
I think that if I fixed the lugging problem the overheating problem will be solved with it.
Any suggestions guyz?
Thanks