Hydraulic line repair data
Current system
Use the number on the diagram, a part number, connection point, length, hose size, or fitting.
Hose repair details
Diagram Pipe No. 26
Installation route: Control valve → hydraulic tankOriginal Chinese: 分配阀~液压油箱
Diagram Pipe No. 24
Installation route: Installation route — English review pendingOriginal Chinese: 分配阀前~分配阀后
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Workshop guide
For Caterpillar CAT®M315F Control Valve, identify the exact model and hydraulic system on the machine first. A part number or diagram pipe number is the fastest way to narrow a replacement hose; if neither is visible, compare the installation route and the existing hose.
Check whether a listed dimension is finished assembly length, hose-only length, or cut length. These are not interchangeable. Confirm hose specification and pressure rating, then compare both ends separately: thread, sealing seat, size, angle, and orientation.
Where an installation drawing or manual figure is available, match its callout to the part number and physical route. A hydraulic circuit diagram explains connections but does not show the exact routing of a hose on the machine. Take the old hose or clear end-fitting photographs to the workshop if any dimension is missing.
Based on current published data
Questions appear only when a published record or linked PDF page provides the answer.
Each record keeps the left and right fitting descriptions separate. Current examples: 484-9236: left Fitting type — English review pending; right Fitting type — English review pending; 245-3868: left 90° elbow, American female thread, flat-face seal; right American female thread, flat-face seal. Open the exact part-number or pipe-number record; do not swap ends based on appearance alone.
Yes. Current examples with a diagram pipe number are: Pipe No. 26 (484-9236), Pipe No. 24 (245-3868). Open a record to compare its installation position with the linked manual page.
