Caterpillar Part reference

0035455ring-snap

Ring-snap, catalog part number 0035455, is listed in the Caterpillar catalog. In the catalog, this part appears within a power train case and planetary assembly grouping associated with Caterpillar 515 machines, shown as catalog occurrences rather than verified fitment for every configuration.

Recorded applications

Models and catalog references

Selected catalog references that list this part. A catalog association does not confirm fitment for every machine or configuration.

  • Caterpillar 515
  • Caterpillar 525

Catalog context

Where this part appears

  1. ModelCaterpillar 515
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  2. Grouppower train
  3. Subgroupcase & parts group-planetary
  4. Unit8e-9558 case & parts gp-planetary s/n 3kx834-99999; 3ky775-896 part of 138-7616, 8e-7031 transmission ar
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Part numberDescription
0035455ring-snap (current part)
0L***27plug-drain; (2-12)
0L***24gasket drain tube bushing to flywheel housing
1P***07seal-rectangular

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General guidance

Component knowledge

Understanding this component

In general, a snap ring is a retaining ring that sits in a groove to hold shafts, gears or other components in position. In heavy equipment transmissions, retaining rings like this are used to keep parts axially located within a housing during operation.

What to check before ordering

When ordering part number 0035455, confirm it matches the existing part number and that the machine and assembly conditions recorded in the catalog apply to your unit. Check the serial number and parent assembly information in the catalog before ordering, since catalog associations do not establish compatibility with every machine configuration.