Caterpillar 3176B and 3406E Wiring 54.

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Specifications

See Fig. 1 for a full view of the Caterpillar 3176B

and 3406E engine wiring diagram, including cab and
engine switch circuits. For partial (detailed) views of
the Caterpillar 3176B and 3406E engine wiring dia-
gram, See Fig. 2, see Fig. 3 and see Fig. 4.
See Fig. 5for the Caterpillar 3176B and 3406E en-
gine brake wiring diagram.

(DIAGNOSTIC CONNECTOR)

(ABS)

3 5
7 7

Fig. 3
4

(ELECTRICAL
MOUNTING PLATE)

SHIFTER MOUNTED
Fig. 4
CRUISE CONTROL

1. DENOTES HARNESS BREAKOUT LOCATION.

2. DENOTES EXISTING CIRCUITRY .

3 IN PORT #3 OF THE MAIN AIR/OIL JCT BLOCK (SWITCH WILL BE OPEN W/SERVICE
BRAKE APPLICATION PRESSURE).

4 INSTALL 9 CLUTCH SWITCH IS SHOWN IN ITS NORMAL DRIVING CONDITION WITH THE
CLUTCH PEDAL UP.

5 IN "DEL TRAC" PORT OF THE BRAKE CONTROL VALVE.

(SWITCH WILL CLOSE WHEN PARKING BRAKE ARE APPLIED).
ELECTRONIC
ENGINE
6. THE BASE NUMBER OF THE CIRCUIT NUMBER CORRESPONDS WITH
HARNESS
THE LAST THREE DIGITS OF THE CIRCUIT NUMNBER SHOWN ON THE
CATERPILLAR WIRING DIAGRAM.

7 OBTAINS POWER FROM VIGIL INTERNAL BUS.

Reference Diagram:
Fig. 2 D06−20447 Chg. Ltr. E

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Fig. 1, Caterpillar 3176B and 3406E Wiring Diagram (cab and engine switch circuits)

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Specifications

Fig. 3

SHIFTER MOUNTED
CRUISE CONTROL

ELECTRONIC
ENGINE
HARNESS
1. DENOTES HARNESS BREAKOUT LOCATION.

2. DENOTES EXISTING CIRCUITRY .

3 IN PORT #3 OF THE MAIN AIR/OIL JCT BLOCK (SWITCH WILL BE OPEN W/SERVICE
BRAKE APPLICATION PRESSURE).

4 INSTALL 9 CLUTCH SWITCH IS SHOWN IN ITS NORMAL DRIVING CONDITION WITH THE
CLUTCH PEDAL UP.

5 IN "DEL TRAC" PORT OF THE BRAKE CONTROL VALVE.

(SWITCH WILL CLOSE WHEN PARKING BRAKE ARE APPLIED).

6. THE BASE NUMBER OF THE CIRCUIT NUMBER CORRESPONDS WITH

THE LAST THREE DIGITS OF THE CIRCUIT NUMNBER SHOWN ON THE
CATERPILLAR WIRING DIAGRAM.

7 OBTAINS POWER FROM VIGIL INTERNAL BUS.

Reference Diagram:
D06−20447 Chg. Ltr. E

07/17/95 f540951

Fig. 2, Caterpillar 3176B and 3406E Wiring Diagram (detail)

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Specifications

(DIAGNOSTIC CONNECTOR)

(ABS)

Fig. 4

1. DENOTES HARNESS BREAKOUT LOCATION.

2. DENOTES EXISTING CIRCUITRY .

3 IN PORT #3 OF THE MAIN AIR/OIL JCT BLOCK (SWITCH WILL BE OPEN W/SERVICE
BRAKE APPLICATION PRESSURE).

4 INSTALL 9 CLUTCH SWITCH IS SHOWN IN ITS NORMAL DRIVING CONDITION WITH THE
CLUTCH PEDAL UP.

5 IN "DEL TRAC" PORT OF THE BRAKE CONTROL VALVE.

(SWITCH WILL CLOSE WHEN PARKING BRAKE ARE APPLIED).

6. THE BASE NUMBER OF THE CIRCUIT NUMBER CORRESPONDS WITH

THE LAST THREE DIGITS OF THE CIRCUIT NUMNBER SHOWN ON THE
CATERPILLAR WIRING DIAGRAM.

7 OBTAINS POWER FROM VIGIL INTERNAL BUS.

Fig. 2 4

Reference Diagram:
D06−20447 Chg. Ltr. E

07/17/95 f540952

Fig. 3, Caterpillar 3176B and 3406E Wiring Diagram (detail)

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Specifications

Fig. 3

3 5

7 7

1. DENOTES HARNESS BREAKOUT LOCATION.

2. DENOTES EXISTING CIRCUITRY .

3 IN PORT #3 OF THE MAIN AIR/OIL JCT BLOCK (SWITCH WILL BE OPEN W/SERVICE
BRAKE APPLICATION PRESSURE).

4 INSTALL 9 CLUTCH SWITCH IS SHOWN IN ITS NORMAL DRIVING CONDITION WITH THE
CLUTCH PEDAL UP.

5 IN "DEL TRAC" PORT OF THE BRAKE CONTROL VALVE.

(SWITCH WILL CLOSE WHEN PARKING BRAKE ARE APPLIED).

6. THE BASE NUMBER OF THE CIRCUIT NUMBER CORRESPONDS WITH

THE LAST THREE DIGITS OF THE CIRCUIT NUMNBER SHOWN ON THE
CATERPILLAR WIRING DIAGRAM.

7 OBTAINS POWER FROM VIGIL INTERNAL BUS.

Reference Diagram: (ELECTRICAL

MOUNTING PLATE)
D06−20447 Chg. Ltr. E

07/17/95 f540953

Fig. 4, Caterpillar 3176B and 3406E Wiring Diagram (detail)

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Specifications

Ref. Diagram:
D06−20446, Chg. Ltr. A
06/12/95 f540954

Fig. 5, Caterpillar 3176B and 3406E Engine Brake Wiring Diagram

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