Caterpillar Part reference

0053969elbow

Caterpillar part number 0053969 is cataloged as an elbow. The catalog records this target part number separately from the surrounding assemblies in which it is listed, so its own description is the only confirmed identity on this page. Confirm the exact fit for your machine and configuration against the catalog before ordering.

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 3126E
  • Caterpillar C15
  • Caterpillar TH35-C15I
& More catalog references
  • Caterpillar 613C

Catalog context

Where this part appears

  1. ModelCaterpillar 3126E
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  2. Groupcooling system
  3. Subgrouppump group-water
  4. Unit153-1793 pump gp-water an attachment
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Parts in this preview

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Part numberDescription
0053969elbow (current part)
11***28elbow; (90-deg)
15***93pump group-water
25***40pump group-water

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General guidance

Component knowledge

Understanding this component

In general, an elbow is a bent fitting used to change the direction of a pipe, tube or hose run so the line can route around engine, frame or component obstructions. Exact material, size, thread form and end connection are not stated in the supplied catalog information and should be verified against the catalog record.

What to check before ordering

Use part number 0053969 when referencing this elbow. Before ordering, check the recorded catalog conditions and associated assemblies for your machine, since a listing in a parent assembly does not by itself confirm compatibility for every configuration.