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3374701 Upper Dishrack Stop Clip: Availability and Replacement Help

  • Writer: PartAgain
    PartAgain
  • 23 hours ago
  • 1 min read

Looking for dishwasher stop 3374701?


Part 3374701 is a legacy Whirlpool-family upper-dishrack track stop. It is easy to confuse a rack stop with another generation of clip, so start with the dishwasher model number and the exact OEM identifier rather than matching by appearance.


Current supply status


Current KitchenAid and Whirlpool-family parts catalogs mark 3374701 as no longer available. Some older service records point earlier stop part 3369046 toward 3374701, but that lineage does not mean a different currently sold stop will fit.


Confirmed model examples


Confirmed catalog examples include KitchenAid KUDC230B0, Kenmore 665.1661591, and Estate TUD3000Y6. Treat these as confirmed examples, not a complete fit list.


Why PartAgain is tracking this part


3374701 and WP300845 appear across related legacy dishwasher rack systems. That makes this family useful for reverse engineering: once rail dimensions, stop depth, retention geometry, and release features are understood, several obsolete stops may be faster to recreate from one engineering framework.


PartAgain development status


PartAgain does not currently sell or claim a validated 3374701 replacement. We are collecting requests to determine whether this geometry has enough real demand to justify a physical prototype and fit-test cycle.


Research status: not fit verified, not validated for compatibility, and not currently offered for sale by PartAgain.



If you still have the broken original, keep it. A physical reference plus the product model can be much more useful than a generic photo when a candidate advances to prototype work.

 
 
 

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