Help me identify 1100T coolant lines

[izzni]

Attached is a picture that I've overlaid some red text on. Can anyone confirm that I've identified the outputs and inputs correctly? In addition, can anyone tell me if input A or input B is the thermostatically controlled one, assuming they are indeed the inputs. I'm guessing that A is thermostatically controlled. By the way where is the thermostatic? Thanks!



For those who have no idea what this is, it's the water pump.



While trying to figure out what was a cooland line versus a crank vent line I discovered that the throttle body has a coolant line that runs to it, and then goes to the cylinder, and that I believe that it will only have coolant moving through it when the thermostat is open (since the line comes from the coolant tank). It also has an oil cooler built into the oil filter holder.

 

[izzni]

I think I found the thermostat. Under the exhaust manifold with the two coolant hoses coming out.

 

[SwampCat]

Damn near need to be a member of search and rescue to find anything in there.

 

[Dam Dave]

Cant read the text but the 2 lines entering center of pump are pump suction or pump supply lines and 2 other lines are pump discharge or coolant supply to engine

Thats what I see anyway, its a centrifugal pump

doesn't answer your question but without being able to see all lines best I could do

do you have the pdf parts manual

 

[CatRpillar]

Get the pdf parts fiche from Michelle Knadle, that should help. E-mail her at michelleknadle@yahoo.com and just ask. Tell her what model, of course!