Caterpillar Part reference

0023455ring-retaining

This is catalog part number 0023455, listed in the Caterpillar catalog as a ring-retaining component. The part appears in catalog occurrences associated with Caterpillar D250E hydraulic system assemblies, but these listings do not establish compatibility for every machine configuration. Confirm the recorded conditions before ordering.

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Where this part appears

  1. ModelCaterpillar D250E
  2. Grouphydraulic system
  3. Subgrouppump & mtg group-hoist, ster & bk
  4. Unit116-6415 pump & mtg gp-hoist, ster & bk s/n 5tn771-778; 5tn782-up part of 116-6605 hydraulic ar
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0023455ring-retaining (current part)
00***93seal-o-ring (id=52.07mm); (52.07-mm id)
11***15pump & mtg group-hoist, ster & bk
19***06block-valve

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General guidance

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Understanding this component

In general, a retaining ring is a fastener that holds a component in place within a bore, groove, or shaft, preventing axial movement. Exact construction, size, and any supplied contents for this specific part are not stated in its catalog record.

What to check before ordering

Use part number 0023455 when referring to this item. Before ordering, check the catalog association details against your machine's model, serial number, and assembly configuration, since the associated assemblies carry their own recorded conditions.