Caterpillar Part reference

0217941bolt-socket head; (1/4-28x0.625-in)

Caterpillar part number 0217941 is listed as a socket head bolt, described in the catalog as 1/4-28x0.625-in. Catalog records associate this part with radiator and radiator mounting assemblies on Caterpillar 75D and 85D machines, but these are catalog occurrences only and do not confirm fitment for every machine configuration.

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Where this part appears

  1. ModelCaterpillar 75D
  2. Groupcooling system
  3. Subgroupmounting group-radiator
  4. Unit129-6430 mounting gp-radiator s/n 5ar1-99999 part of 134-2937 installation ar
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0217941bolt-socket head; (1/4-28x0.625-in) (current part)
10***46indicator group-liquid level
10***21shield as
11***14tube as

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General guidance

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Understanding this component

In general, a socket head bolt is a threaded fastener with a recessed hex socket in its head, which allows it to be tightened with a hex key or socket tool. The catalog description 1/4-28x0.625-in is a fastener size designation; its exact meaning and use should be checked against the catalog record and the machine's service documentation.

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When ordering part number 0217941, use the catalog number exactly as listed. Before ordering, confirm the recorded conditions for the machine model, serial number and assembly it is needed for, since the catalog associations listed here do not establish compatibility for every configuration.