Caterpillar Part reference

0307942elbow hose assembly to

The Caterpillar 0307942 is listed in the catalog as an elbow hose assembly to. The catalog also associates this part number with fuel system line groups for a Caterpillar D350E II, appearing within the Lines Group-Fuel subgroup under a parent unit listing. These are catalog associations only; confirm the part and its recorded conditions before ordering.

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Where this part appears

  1. ModelCaterpillar D350E II
  2. Groupfuel system
  3. Subgrouplines group-fuel
  4. Unit139-0954 lines gp-fuel s/n 2xw1-up part of 138-7966 installation ar-engine
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Part numberDescription
03***37connector-port
0307942elbow hose assembly to (current part)
03***47elbow-filtered fuel from based assembly
03***62elbow, swivel nut 45 degrees (-6)

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General guidance

Component knowledge

Understanding this component

In general, a hose assembly is a flexible fluid-carrying connection used to route fluid between machine components, and an elbow hose assembly has a bend that helps it fit tight routing. Exact construction, end fittings and any supplied contents are not stated in the available catalog information.

What to check before ordering

Use the existing part number 0307942 when checking the catalog entry. Before ordering, confirm that the listed occurrences and their recorded conditions match your machine and the service task you are performing.