Caterpillar Part reference

0082103seal-o-ring

Part number 0082103 is listed in the Caterpillar catalog as a seal-o-ring. This page covers that target part only. It also appears in catalog occurrences within a hydraulic system group, under a valve assembly for boom lowering control on the Caterpillar 3456B and 3456E. Confirm the recorded conditions for those occurrences 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 3456B
  • Caterpillar 3456E
  • Caterpillar C15
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Catalog context

Where this part appears

  1. ModelCaterpillar 3456B
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  2. Grouphydraulic system
  3. Subgroupvalve ar-boom lowering control
  4. Unit171-0026 valve ar-boom lowering control s/n bkf1-up; bly1-up an attachment
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Part numberDescription
0082103seal-o-ring (current part)
14***88cover
14***92retainer-spring
14***93housing-spring

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General guidance

Component knowledge

Understanding this component

In general, an O-ring is a sealing component, typically a closed elastomeric ring seated in a groove, used to prevent fluid or air from leaking between mating surfaces. Its exact material, dimensions and compatibility depend on the specific catalog listing and the machine's application.

What to check before ordering

Use part number 0082103 as the reference for this seal-o-ring. Before ordering, check the catalog occurrences and their recorded conditions against your machine's model and configuration, since listing associations do not establish compatibility for every machine.