If you're shopping for parts for your Caterpillar diesel engine, then you're going to want to make sure that you're getting the right ones the first time. To help us get you exactly what you need, you need to have your engine serial number handy.
Where is that, you ask? Well, we're going to take you through where you should be looking to find this information on your CAT engine. Read on to find out more!
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Knowing your engine serial number will enable you to decide on the exact parts you require when you need to service or repair your engine. Your serial number is located on your engine plate, often located on the left-hand side of the engine. Typically the first letters and numbers will identify the engine, for example, DJ51279, to find all the parts we have online for your engine. For more support on where to find your engine serial number and how to understand your engine. Enter your 8-character serial number, or if your machine was built after 2001, locate the 17-character PIN and enter the last 8 characters. Chat or call 1-888-228-1460. We're available 24/7. WE'RE NOT FINDING THAT SERIAL NUMBER IN OUR RECORDS. Series: model: origin: 124: 120hna: au: 125: 12hna: au: 126: 140hna: au: 202: tk741: us: 203: tk742: us: 214: cb214e: fr: 340: tk340: us: 345: cb34: fr: 346: cc34: fr. 1150 96B Truck engine 344 3044C Industrial engine Gas engine 4FD 3406 1160 57V Truck engine 356 3056E Industrial engine Gas engine 6RJ 3408B 1160 95B Truck engine 424 3024C Industrial engine Gas engine 4KC 3512 1673 70B Truck engine 444 C4.4 Industrial engine Gas engine 97N G343 1673 74B Truck engine 666 C6.6 Industrial engine Gas engine 72B G379.
Most engine serial numbers can be found on the dataplate, which is typically on the driver side of the valve cover. Not all engines are consistent in where they put these information plates. The dataplates for a certain type of engine can be found in various places depending on the model. However, Caterpillar is pretty regular with their location.
If you're looking for more information on ESNs in general, we have a blog about other diesel engine serial numbers!
Its a little hard to find something when you dont know what youre looking for. We get people that try to give us part numbers, casting numbers, or even VINs instead of ESNs, simply because they dont know what an engine serial number should look like.
All Caterpillar ESNs have a similar format, which makes them pretty easy to identify. They all begin with a three number/letter prefix, which is then followed by 7 digits.
The prefixes will correspond to a particular model, and usually to a certain subsets of the model. For the more popular prefixes, people will sometimes refer to their engine by the prefix rather than the broader model. You may have heard someone say, Oh, yeah, my 6NZ runs like a champ. A 6NZ is a common prefix for a single-turbo C15. Some prefixes even have reputations. For example, a C15 with a prefix of MBN is known as a Bridge motor (because it was the bridge engine from the mechanical C15 to the electronic C15 ACERT), and is often heavily criticized.
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As much of a pain as it can be to find and identify your ESN, its incredibly important that you do it when you go to order parts. Giving us your engine serial number will guarantee you get the right parts for your engine, because we can look it up to figure out what your engine was originally built with.
You will see that when you entersome of our product pages, there is a box under our price with the available options. One option field that appears is for your Engine Serial Number. While youll be able to place an order without inputting your ESN, you will get a call from us asking for it before we will actually be able to get your order processed. And that just slows everything down.
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Originally Posted October 4, 2017; Edited December 3, 2019
When looking to buy a replacement engine for your piece of equipment, it is important to know the serial number of your current engine. This information can be found on the engine data plate, located on the left side by the injection pump. Engine serial numbers are also stamped on the engine block.
The serial number is usually 8 digits long. Pictured: engine data plate with a serial number of MSX81323.
Write down the numbers or take a picture of the data plate and give us a call. A Diesel Engine Specialist will be able to verify whether we can supply a new engine, re-manufactured or both.
We need your engine number and this tag does not give us enough information to find your replacement engine. This is the EPA tag.
Every engine has a number stamped on the block. This video show you what to look for on your engine block.
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