40MPa Sensor 434-3436 for Caterpillar 320D LRR, 318D2 L, 314D CR, 385C L MH
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40MPa Sensor for Caterpillar
This 40MPa sensor, referencing OEM cross-reference 434-3436, is a hydraulic pressure sensing component designed for use in select Caterpillar excavator models. It monitors system pressure to support proper machine operation. This 40MPa sensor 434-3436 delivers reliable pressure readings for demanding applications.
Overview
This 40MPa sensor 434-3436 is a direct replacement pressure sensor built to monitor hydraulic system pressure in compatible Caterpillar machines. It provides accurate data to the machine's control system, helping maintain efficient operation. This sensor is intended for users needing a dependable 40MPa sensor for their heavy equipment.
Built For Performance
- Rated for 40MPa maximum pressure capacity
- Reference number 434-3436 for cross-compatibility
- Constructed for use in demanding hydraulic systems
- Designed to provide stable pressure signal output
Fits These Machines
- for Caterpillar 320D LRR
- for Caterpillar 318D2 L
- for Caterpillar 314D CR
- for Caterpillar 385C L MH
On-The-Job Use
- Monitoring hydraulic system pressure during excavation
- Used in heavy construction and demolition operations
- Supporting machine functions that rely on hydraulic pressure
Specs At A Glance
| Part Number(s) | 434-3436 |
| Pressure Rating | 40MPa |
| Type | Hydraulic Pressure Sensor |
Good To Know
Q: How does this sensor measure pressure? A: This sensor converts hydraulic pressure into an electrical signal that the machine's control system reads, allowing it to react to pressure changes.
Q: What if the sensor fails? A: A failed sensor can cause incorrect pressure readings or warning codes, so replacing it with a compatible unit like this one helps restore proper machine monitoring.
Slight variation in finish or dimensions may occur between production runs, and fit can depend on serial number, so confirm compatibility before ordering.