2362843 HOSE AS Caterpillar parts
311D LRR, 311F LRR, 312D, 312D L, 312D2, 312D2 GC, 312D2 L, 313D, 313D2, 313D2 LGP, 314E CR, 314E LCR, 315D L, 318D L, 318D2 L, 319D, 319D L, 319D LN, 320C FM, 320D, 320D FM, 320D FM RR, 320D GC, 320D...
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CA2362843
236-2843
2362843
CA2362843
236-2843
2362843
Weight: 0.98 pounds 0 kg.
EXCAVATOR, WHEELED EXCAVATOR,
Compatible equipment models: 2362843:
EXCAVATOR
311D LRR
311F LRR
312D
312D L
312D2
312D2 GC
312D2 L
313D
313D2
313D2 LGP
314E CR
314E LCR
315D L
318D L
318D2 L
319D
319D L
319D LN
320C FM
320D
320D FM
320D FM RR
320D GC
320D L
320D LN
320D LRR
320D RR
320D2
320D2 GC
320D2 L
321D LCR
322C FM
323D L
323D LN
323D SA
323D2 L
324D
324D FM
324D FM LL
324D L
324D LN
325C FM
325D
325D FM
325D FM LL
325D L
325D MH
326D L
328D LCR
329D
329D L
329D LN
330C FM
330D
330D FM
330D L
330D LN
330D MH
336D
336D L
336D LN
336D2
336D2 L
340D L
340D2 L
345C
345C L
345C MH
345D
345D L
345D L VG
349D
349D L
LOGGER
322C
SHOVEL LOGGER
345C
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Circuit Faults
The following information will describe the circuit malfunctions of series, parallel, and series parallel circuits.Circuit Malfunctions
There are several ways that a circuit can malfunction. Most electrical malfunctions are caused by the following conditions: opens, shorts, grounds, high resistance, or intermittents.Opens
An open in any part of a circuit is an extremely high resistance that results in no current flow in the circuit. An open can be caused by any of the following components that have failed:
Switch
Fuse
Broken wire
Connector
Component (load)The physical location of the open determines how the circuit will react. In a series circuit, any open connection will result in no current flow in the circuit. Illustration 1 shows an open in a series circuit. The switch acts as an open. Therefore, no current will flow through the two loads when the switch is open.
Illustration 1 g01070634
Troubleshooting an open circuit is easily accomplished by using a multimeter and by measuring the source voltage. If source voltage is available at the connection ahead of the switch and not available on the load side of the switch, the switch contacts are open. If voltage is available on the load side it would be necessary to continue checking the circuit until the open is identified.In a parallel circuit, identifying an open depends on where the open occurs. If the open occurs in the main line, none of the loads or components will work. All parallel branches will not operate. Additionally, an open in the return ground path would have the same effect as an open in the main line. An open in the return ground path is referred to as an open ground.If the open occurs in any of the branches below the main line, only the load on that specific branch is affected. All other branch loads will operate normally. Illustration 2 shows an example of an open in the main line and in a parallel branch.
Illustration 2 g01070636
When you are troubleshooting or diagnosing an open in a circuit, the result is normally a component that fails to operate or to function. Since most circuits are protected with some type of a fuse or circuit protection device, it is recommended that the fuse or device be checked visually. If a visual check does not reveal an open condition, remove the device and perform a continuity check in order to ensure that the device is functional. The next most probable place to check for an open is at the component. Using a multimeter and a electrical schematic, determine if the system voltage or source voltage is available. If voltage is not present at the component, the next step is to determine what other electrical devices, such as switches or connectors, are in the circuit path. Eliminate those devices, starting at the easiest location and working back toward the voltage source.Shorts
A short in a circuit is a direct electrical connection between two points. There is usually a very low resistance or opposition to current flow. A short in a circuit often describes an unwanted or
The following information will describe the circuit malfunctions of series, parallel, and series parallel circuits.Circuit Malfunctions
There are several ways that a circuit can malfunction. Most electrical malfunctions are caused by the following conditions: opens, shorts, grounds, high resistance, or intermittents.Opens
An open in any part of a circuit is an extremely high resistance that results in no current flow in the circuit. An open can be caused by any of the following components that have failed:
Switch
Fuse
Broken wire
Connector
Component (load)The physical location of the open determines how the circuit will react. In a series circuit, any open connection will result in no current flow in the circuit. Illustration 1 shows an open in a series circuit. The switch acts as an open. Therefore, no current will flow through the two loads when the switch is open.
Illustration 1 g01070634
Troubleshooting an open circuit is easily accomplished by using a multimeter and by measuring the source voltage. If source voltage is available at the connection ahead of the switch and not available on the load side of the switch, the switch contacts are open. If voltage is available on the load side it would be necessary to continue checking the circuit until the open is identified.In a parallel circuit, identifying an open depends on where the open occurs. If the open occurs in the main line, none of the loads or components will work. All parallel branches will not operate. Additionally, an open in the return ground path would have the same effect as an open in the main line. An open in the return ground path is referred to as an open ground.If the open occurs in any of the branches below the main line, only the load on that specific branch is affected. All other branch loads will operate normally. Illustration 2 shows an example of an open in the main line and in a parallel branch.
Illustration 2 g01070636
When you are troubleshooting or diagnosing an open in a circuit, the result is normally a component that fails to operate or to function. Since most circuits are protected with some type of a fuse or circuit protection device, it is recommended that the fuse or device be checked visually. If a visual check does not reveal an open condition, remove the device and perform a continuity check in order to ensure that the device is functional. The next most probable place to check for an open is at the component. Using a multimeter and a electrical schematic, determine if the system voltage or source voltage is available. If voltage is not present at the component, the next step is to determine what other electrical devices, such as switches or connectors, are in the circuit path. Eliminate those devices, starting at the easiest location and working back toward the voltage source.Shorts
A short in a circuit is a direct electrical connection between two points. There is usually a very low resistance or opposition to current flow. A short in a circuit often describes an unwanted or
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330D, 330D FM, 330D L, 330D LN, 330D MH, 336D, 336D L, 336D LN, 336D2, 336D2 L, 340D L, 340D2 L, M330D
330D, 330D FM, 330D L, 330D LN, 330D MH, 336D, 336D L, 336D LN, 336D2, 336D2 L, 340D L, 340D2 L, M330D
330D, 330D FM, 330D L, 330D LN, 330D MH, M330D
330D, 330D FM, 330D L, 330D LN, 330D MH, 336D, 336D L, 336D LN, 336D2, 336D2 L, 340D L, 340D2 L
330D, 330D FM, 330D L, 330D LN, 330D MH, 336D, 336D L, 336D LN, 336D2, 336D2 L, 340D L, 340D2 L, M330D
325C, 330C, 330C FM, 330C L, 330D, 330D FM, 330D L, 330D LN, 336D, 336D L, 336D LN
330D, 330D L, 330D LN, 336D, 336D L, 336D LN, 336D2, 336D2 L, 336E, 336E H, 336E L, 336E LH, 336E LN, 336F L
325C, 330C, 330C L, 330D, 330D FM, 330D L, 330D LN, 336D, 336D L, 336D LN, 336D2, 336D2 L, 340D L, 340D2 L
330C, 330C FM, 330C L, 330D, 330D FM, 330D L, 330D LN
345C L, 365B, 365B II, 365B L, 365C, 365C L, 365C L MH
325C, 330C, 330C FM, 330C L
330D L
315D L, 319D L, 319D LN, 345C, 345C L, 375, 375 L, 5080
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315D L, 318D2 L, 319D L, 320E LN, 320E LRR, 320E RR
315D L, 318D2 L, 319D L, 320E LN, 320E LRR, 320E RR
2125403
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311D LRR, 315D L, 318D2 L, 319D, 319D L, 319D LN, 325C
311D LRR, 315D L, 318D2 L, 319D, 319D L, 319D LN, 325C
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314D CR, 314D LCR, 315D L, 318D2 L, 319D, 319D L, 319D LN
314D CR, 314D LCR, 315D L, 318D2 L, 319D, 319D L, 319D LN
3259177
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312D L, 315D L, 318D2 L, 319D L, 319D LN, 328D LCR
312D L, 315D L, 318D2 L, 319D L, 319D LN, 328D LCR
3075000
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314D CR, 314D LCR, 315D L, 318D2 L, 319D L, 319D LN
314D CR, 314D LCR, 315D L, 318D2 L, 319D L, 319D LN
2927198
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312E, 312E L, 315D L, 316E L, 318E L, 319D L
312E, 312E L, 315D L, 316E L, 318E L, 319D L
315D L, 318D L, 318D2 L, 319D, 319D L, 320D, 320D FM, 320D GC, 320D L, 320D LN, 320D LRR, 320D RR, 320D2, 320D2 GC, 320D2 L, 323D L, 323D LN, 323D SA, 323D2 L, 324D, 324D L, 324D LN, 325D, 325D L, 325...
2551665
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314D CR, 314D LCR, 315D L, 318D L, 318D2 L, 319D, 319D L, 320D, 320D FM, 320D GC, 320D L, 320D LN, 320D LRR, 320D RR, 320D2, 320D2 GC, 320D2 L, 323D L, 323D LN, 323D SA, 323D2 L, 324D, 324D L, 324D LN...
314D CR, 314D LCR, 315D L, 318D L, 318D2 L, 319D, 319D L, 320D, 320D FM, 320D GC, 320D L, 320D LN, 320D LRR, 320D RR, 320D2, 320D2 GC, 320D2 L, 323D L, 323D LN, 323D SA, 323D2 L, 324D, 324D L, 324D LN...
2455079
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315D L, 318D L, 318D2 L, 319D, 319D L, 320D, 320D FM, 320D GC, 320D L, 320D LN, 320D LRR, 320D RR, 320D2, 320D2 GC, 320D2 L, 321D LCR, 323D L, 323D LN, 323D SA, 323D2 L, 324D, 324D L, 324D LN, 325D, 3...
315D L, 318D L, 318D2 L, 319D, 319D L, 320D, 320D FM, 320D GC, 320D L, 320D LN, 320D LRR, 320D RR, 320D2, 320D2 GC, 320D2 L, 321D LCR, 323D L, 323D LN, 323D SA, 323D2 L, 324D, 324D L, 324D LN, 325D, 3...
314D CR, 314D LCR, 315D L, 318D L, 318D2 L, 319D, 319D L, 320D, 320D FM, 320D GC, 320D L, 320D LN, 320D LRR, 320D RR, 320D2, 320D2 GC, 320D2 L, 323D L, 323D LN, 323D SA, 323D2 L, 324D, 324D L, 324D LN...
2362844
HOSE AS
311D LRR, 311F LRR, 312D, 312D L, 312D2, 312D2 GC, 312D2 L, 313D, 313D2, 313D2 LGP, 315D L, 318D L, 318D2 L, 319D, 319D L, 319D LN, 320C FM, 320D, 320D FM, 320D FM RR, 320D GC, 320D L, 320D LN, 320D L...
311D LRR, 311F LRR, 312D, 312D L, 312D2, 312D2 GC, 312D2 L, 313D, 313D2, 313D2 LGP, 315D L, 318D L, 318D2 L, 319D, 319D L, 319D LN, 320C FM, 320D, 320D FM, 320D FM RR, 320D GC, 320D L, 320D LN, 320D L...