Caterpillar Part reference

0301706terminal-ring; (00-ga, 1/4-in screw)

Caterpillar part 0301706 is catalogued as a terminal-ring with a 00-ga conductor size and a 1/4-in screw. In the catalog, it is associated with wiring group assemblies for the Caterpillar 65E electrical and starting system, shown as occurrences under wiring group-machine listings. Confirm the recorded conditions for any catalog association before ordering.

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Where this part appears

  1. ModelCaterpillar 65E
  2. Groupelectrical and starting system
  3. Subgroupwiring group-machine
  4. Unit136-5579 wiring gp-machine s/n 1gm1-218 part of 157-3856 chassis ar
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0301706terminal-ring; (00-ga, 1/4-in screw) (current part)
09***66washer; (hard) (4.5x9x1mm thk)
10***80switch as-pressure; (engine oil)
10***05socket-connector; (16-ga to 18-ga)

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Understanding this component

In general, a terminal ring is a crimped connector used to attach a wire to a stud or screw on an electrical component, creating a secure electrical contact. In heavy equipment, these connectors are used in wiring harnesses for starting, charging and control circuits, where the screw size and conductor size must match the terminal point and wire.

What to check before ordering

Order using the existing target part number 0301706 as shown in the catalog. Before ordering, check the recorded catalog occurrences and confirm the machine serial number and configuration conditions against your equipment, since the listed wiring group occurrences carry their own serial coverage.