Cat® 3412C Fire Pump

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Cat® 3412C Industrial Diesel Fire Pump Engines, with ratings: 476-551 kW (638-739 hp) @ 1750-2100 rpm, are non-certified and are available for global non-regulated areas. They are not FM Approved and not UL Listed. Starting on demand is a must for a fire pump engine – always. Cat® fire pump engines have a reputation for reliable starts and long efficient service. The Cat line of fire engine pumps covers a wide range of installations.

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    Maximum Power 739HP
    Minimum Power 638HP
    Rated Speed 1750-2100 rpm
    Emissions Non-Certified. Available for global non-regulated areas. Not FM Approved, Not UL Listed
    Aftertreatment -
    Aspiration Turbocharged Aftercooled (TA)
    Bore 5.4in
    Compression Ratio 14.5:1
    Displacement 1648in³
    Engine Configuration V-12, 4-Stroke-Cycle Diesel
    Rotation from Flywheel End Counterclockwise
    Stroke 6in
    Height 55.6in
    Length 78.7in
    Weight - Net Dry - Basic Operating Engine Without Optional Attachments 5686lb

    Standard Equipment:

    • Air cleaner, regular duty with service indicators
    • Turbocharged
    • Thermostats and housing
    • Jacket water pump, centrifugal
    • Heat exchanger installed
    • Expansion tank
    • Charging alternator 24 volt, 35 amp
    • Governor control
    • Hydra-mechanical governor
    • Exhaust manifold
    • Exhaust elbow, dry. 203 mm (8 in) on all Turbocharged engines and Turbocharged Aftercooled with wet exhaust. 152 mm (6 in) on Turbocharged Aftercooled with dry manifolds.
    • SAE No. 0 flywheel
    • SAE No. 0 flywheel housing
    • SAE standard rotation
    • Fuel filter
    • Fuel transfer pump
    • Primary fuel filter
    • Fuel priming pump
    • Instrument panel, LH
    • Engine oil pressure gauge
    • Fuel pressure gauge
    • Water temperature gauge
    • Tachometer
    • Crankcase breather, top mounted
    • Oil cooler
    • Oil filler in valve cover and dipstick, both RH
    • Lube oil filter
    • Rear sump oil pan
    • Supports
    • Power take-off (PTO) flywheel stub shaft
    • Stop-Start System, automatic (compatible with NFPA 20 requirements, able to be energized from either of two battery sources and capable of manual starter actuation)
    • 24 volt, LH electric starting motor
    • Jacket water heater (6 kW, 240-480 volt)
    • Paint: Firepump Red
    • Vibration damper and guard
    • Lifting eyes

    Optional Equipment:

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    He diagnosed a fuel problem as a clogged filter, rather than a bad fuel pump which I managed to diagnose. I also figured out, via help on the internet, that the fuel shut-off solenoid was bad.

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