STOparts Volvo Construction Equipment Replacement Parts Catalogue 2016-2017 – Engine, Hydraulic & Transmission Spare Parts PDF

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STOparts Volvo Construction Equipment Replacement Parts Catalogue 2016-2017

This is the 2016-2017 STOparts replacement parts catalogue for Volvo construction equipment and heavy duty machines – a 491-page working reference built for the parts counter, the workshop store and the service truck. Every line of the book does the same job: it takes an original equipment number, matches it to the STOparts replacement number, notes any superseded numbers, and then lists the exact machines that number fits, split by family – wheel loaders, articulated haulers, excavators, motor graders and other machines.

As the catalogue’s own foreword states, original part numbers of engine and vehicle manufacturers are printed for comparison reasons only. This is a replacement parts catalogue, not a Volvo factory publication, and the part numbers listed are STOparts references with the OE number shown alongside for identification.

Coverage runs across the full Volvo CE line of the period: the L-series wheel loaders from L45 and L50 up through L60, L70, L90, L110, L120, L150, L160, L180, L220 and on to L250G, L330 and L350F; the A-series and T-series articulated haulers including A20, A25, A30, A35, A40 and T450D; the EC excavator range from EC135B and EC140 through EC210, EC240, EC290, EC330, EC360 and EC460 to EC480D, EC650 and EC700; the G-series motor graders G710B through G780B and G930 through G990; and the older BM-era machines such as 4200B, 4300B, 4400, 4500, 4600B, 6300, 860, 861 and 5350B that still turn up in fleets and yards.

File Details

• Manual type: Replacement spare parts catalogue
• Publisher: STOparts – Spare Parts from Turkey
• Equipment brand covered: Volvo Construction Equipment and heavy duty machines
• Catalogue period: 2016-2017
• Language: English, with Turkish, Spanish and French notices
• Page count: 491 pages
• File format: PDF
• Part number index: pages 440-489

Chapters Covered

• Engine (pages 4-150)
• Electrical (pages 151-186)
• Power Transmission (pages 187-306)
• Brake (pages 307-334)
• Steering (pages 335-343)
• Frame (pages 344-350)
• Machinery House (pages 351-361)
• Hydraulic System (pages 362-439)
• Part Number List (pages 440-489)

Engine

The largest single section of the book. It opens with cylinder head overhaul kits, upper overhaul kits and full overhaul gasket kits organised by engine family – TD60 and D60, TD61 and TD63, TD70, TD71, TD73, and the D6D, D6E, D7D, D7E and D10B series – then moves into individual cylinder head gaskets and gasket sets with every superseded number spelled out. Valve cover gaskets, manifold gasket sets, oil pan gaskets and decarbonizing kits follow, then the hard parts: crankshafts, cylinder heads, cylinder blocks, camshafts, inlet and exhaust valves, valve seats, valve guides, springs, collets, caps, washers, connecting rod bushings, tappets, thrust washer kits, liner sealing ring kits, liner kits and bare liners, pistons and piston ring kits. The back half of the chapter covers oil pumps and their gears, shafts, bushings and repair kits, timing gears and idler gears, turbocharger rotor units, exhaust pipes, manifolds, hoses and silencer mountings, fuel injection pumps, injectors, nozzles, delivery valve sets and fuel feed pumps, water pumps and repair kits, thermostats and housings, oil coolers, charge air coolers, radiators, expansion tanks, and engine mounts and rubber cushions.

Electrical

Engine ECU units, fuel tank units and senders, the rotary and rocker switches used across the loader and excavator cabs, wiper motors with their assembly parts, shafts, mounting kits, arms and blades, windshield washer reservoirs, nozzles and pumps, pressure monitor sensors, temperature sensors, induction sensors, solenoid valves and regulators, stop solenoids, starter switches, micro switches, contact switches, brake light switches, headlamps, work lamps, tail lamps, direction indicators, cable harnesses, relays, backup alarms and coupling pieces. Each sensor and switch entry carries the machine list it serves, so you can confirm a cab switch or a speed sensor against the exact loader or excavator before ordering.

Power Transmission

At roughly 120 pages this is the deepest chapter in the catalogue, and it is where most driveline work will be solved. It begins with transmission repair kits and torque converters, then torque converter accessories – pump rotors, impellers and stators – before moving into the internals: clutch shafts, gears, shafts, disc kits, friction discs, steel discs, clutch pistons and clutch bodies, partition walls, clutch hubs, pressure plates and clutch kits. Transfer case gears, flanges and shafts follow, along with transmission pumps, pump drive gears and shafts, pump bushings, oil distributors, filter housings, strainers, reinforcing parts, thrust washers, needle bearings, roller bearings, retainers, lock rings, sealing rings and O-rings. The axle side of the chapter covers drive gear sets, differential housings, differential gear sets, side gears, spiders and spider bushings, differential thrust washers, companion flanges, pinion nuts and lock washers, final drive roller bearings, planet carriers, gear rings and gear ring holders, planet gears, sun gears, planet shafts, axle shafts and drive shafts, axle sealing rings, axle O-rings, spacer rings, spindle nuts, lock rings, wheel studs, wheel nuts, flange yokes, U-joint kits, striker plates, wearing pins and axle bushings and bearing races.

Brake

Brake pistons, brake plates and brake discs for the service brakes, parking brake discs and friction discs, piston seals, back-up rings, impellers, piston pins, assembly disc parts such as flange lock nuts, screws, spring pins and gauges, accumulators, relief and protecting valves, three-way valves, relay valves, footbrake valves with their repair kits and bellows, brake pumps, brake caliper sealing kits and caliper pistons, diaphragm cylinders and diaphragms, brake lining kits and parking brake lining kits, master cylinders with repair kits, oil tanks and anti-freeze reservoirs, air venting screws, and the compressor group with cylinder blocks, caps, covers, connecting rods, piston rings, cylinders, crankshafts, bearings, studs, gears and regulators.

Steering, Frame and Machinery House

Steering covers hydraulic pumps, accumulators, steering valves and valve bodies, non-return valves, spring kits, O-ring kits, rotor and piston kits, shafts, yokes, pump plates and sealing kits and rings. Frame carries the rubber springs and dampers, cab suspension units, steering dampers, rubber bearings, frame pins, spacer rings, covers, bushings, attaching washers and frame sealing rings. Machinery House handles the cab and cooling pack: windscreens, cabin filters, gas springs for doors and hoods, cabin mountings and their washers, shims, lock nuts and hexagon screws, door stops, door handle and lock kits, air compressors, radiators and receiver driers.

Hydraulic System

Accumulators, hydraulic pumps and pump elements, vane pumps, servo pumps and their rotor and sealing kits, pump shafts and gears, valves and non-return valves, sealing kits, link bearings and spherical plain bearings, sealing rings and O-rings, rubber cushions and blocks, strainers, connector casings, then the full cylinder rebuild inventory: cylinder sealing kits listed kit by kit for each machine family, guide rings and bushings, back-up rings, piston seals, piston rod seals, scrapers, links, bushings and pins. If a boom, bucket or steering cylinder is weeping, the seal kit is almost certainly in this chapter with the machine list beside it.

Part Number List

The final fifty pages are a straight numeric index: OE number to page number, in ascending order, running from the low numbers through the seven-digit STOparts references and the alphanumeric entries. This is the fastest route into the book – start with the number on the old part or on the customer’s note, jump to the page, and read the machine list.

How an Entry Reads

Each line in the catalogue follows the same pattern. The OE number comes first, then the STOparts number with its S- prefix, then any replaced numbers, and finally the applicability, grouped under headings such as Wheel Loaders, Articulated Haulers, Excavators, Motor Graders, Other Machines or Penta engines. Older machines are printed with a (BM) suffix – L120(BM), 5350B 4×4(BM) – and excavators of Akerman lineage are printed as EC300(Akerman), so a machine badge that no longer matches the current model list can still be traced. Where a part was superseded in service, the replaced numbers are printed alongside so you can confirm that the number on the shelf is the number the machine needs.

What This Catalogue Lets You Do

Use it to identify a replacement engine gasket set from a machine serial plate rather than from a guess, to confirm that a transmission friction disc listed for an L120 also fits the A25C, to check whether a hydraulic cylinder seal kit covers the L90C or stops at the L90B, to cross a customer’s original number to a replacement number without a call to the dealer, and to build a stock list for the machines actually sitting in your yard. The cross-reference structure means the same book serves the counter, the stores and the technician – one person reads the machine list, another reads the number.

Parts identification is where most downtime is lost: the wrong gasket set, the wrong disc, the wrong seal kit, and the machine waits another week. Having the engine group, the transmission internals, the brake and steering hardware and the hydraulic cylinder kits in one indexed file removes that guesswork. This is a printable PDF delivered instantly after payment – no shipping, no waiting on a disc, no region-locked software. Open it on a laptop at the counter, a tablet in the workshop or a phone beside the machine, print the pages for the job in front of you, and keep the full 491-page reference on file for the next one.

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