Caterpillar Part reference

0033082spring

Caterpillar part number 0033082, cataloged as a spring. The catalog records it in association with hydraulic-system valve groups on the 826H and 825G II, but these entries describe surrounding assemblies, so confirm the recorded serial and configuration conditions before relying on any association.

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Where this part appears

  1. ModelCaterpillar 826H
  2. Grouphydraulic system
  3. Subgroupvalve group-check
  4. Unit128-2780 valve gp-check -reversing fan s/n awf1-up part of 187-4365 valve gp-fan reversing
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Part numberDescription
0033082spring (current part)
12***80valve group-check; -secondary steering
14***28plug
14***29valve

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General guidance

Component knowledge

Understanding this component

In general, a spring is an elastic component that stores and releases force, often used to hold a valve element in position or return it after movement. In heavy equipment hydraulic valves, springs help set the force needed to open, close or reset internal valve parts. Its exact role depends on where it is used, so check the catalog for its specific application.

What to check before ordering

Use part number 0033082 as the catalog reference when requesting this spring. Before ordering, check the recorded catalog associations and any serial-number or configuration conditions against your machine, as these associations do not establish universal fitment for all configurations.