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LEVELS I and II
This presentation is an introduction to the 3500 Series Engine. This training material
teaches outside components and systems flow of the 3500 Series Engine. In addition, it
gives information and procedures for preventive maintenance at normal service intervals.
The 3500 Series has different arrangements for different applications (VEHICULAR,
INDUSTRIAL, MARINE, MARINE AUXILIARY, AND GENERATOR SET).


This presentation is about the 3500 Series Engine. One
arrangement of the 3516 Vehicular Engine is used
for most illustrations.
The 3500 Series Engine is a diesel engine with a
4-stroke cycle. It has a 60 degree “Vee” angle
between the cylinders of the block. The cylinder
bore is 170 mm (6.7 inch) and the piston stroke is
190 mm (7.5 inch). Each cylinder has
approximately 4310 cu. cm. (263 cu. in.).
Standard engine rotation is counterclockwise. See
the Service Manual for Firing under specs (V8
and V16).




OBJECTIVES
After learning the information in this Meeting Guide, the serviceman can:
1. find basic components on the engine
2. tell the function of engine components
3. find system components and follow (trace) flow through:
Engine Service Training January 1999
STUDENT NOTES:
a. the air induction and exhaust system
b. the cooling system,
c. the lubrication system; and
d. the fuel system; and
4. tell the procedures given for adjustment, maintenance and service of the engine.
NOTE: This presentation give Level II knowledge of the 3500 Series Engine. The
instructor can give skill training after this presentation. Skill training will give each
serviceman the ability to do the different jobs that are needed to service the 3500 Series
Engine.