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Case 330B 2009 Parts Catalog

You’ve got a Case 330B 2009 Parts Catalog on the workbench, or you should. That 330B Tier 3 articulated dump truck in your shop – the one with a leaking hydraulic ram or a worn-out brake caliper – needs the right parts, not a best guess. Aftermarket cross-reference lists are a joke. I’ve seen guys install a wrong seal because the aftermarket catalog said “fits 330B.” That seal blew out in 20 hours. This OEM parts catalog from Case gives you the exact part number, the exact quantity, and the exact illustration. 1313 pages of factory data. Period.

Engine and Drivetrain Parts Coverage

From the front cover to page 1313, this catalog breaks down every assembly. Need a piston ring set for the 36 series engine? The engine section lists the part number, the number of rings per cylinder, and the correct oversize if you’re boring. The transmission section covers the ZF 6-speed powershift, including every clutch pack and seal. Page 342 shows the torque converter components – stator, turbine, impeller – with the OEM number for each. Ignore that, and you’ll be ordering twice.

Does This Parts Catalog Include Fluid Capacities?

No. This is a Parts Catalog, not a service or repair manual. You won’t find oil capacities, torque specs, or diagnostic flowcharts here. What you get is the part number for the oil filter (both engine and hydraulic), the correct O-rings for the differential cover, and the brake pads with the right thickness. If you need service procedures, buy the service manual separately. Don’t mix them up.

1313 Pages of OEM Part Numbers

That number isn’t padding. Every page has exploded diagrams and parts lists. The catalog covers the 330B Tier 3 from the 2009 model run, revision 2 (part number 84282128). It replaces earlier revisions 87560080 and 87659351. The book includes the front axle, rear axle, oscillating suspension, dump body hydraulics, electrical harnesses, and cab interior. Each part is keyed to an illustration. No guessing which bracket goes where. For the hydraulic pump, you get the gear pump part number, the mounting bolts, and the replacement seal kit number all in one view.

Use This Catalog Before You Order a Single Part

I don’t care if you’ve rebuilt ten of these. Models change. Tier 3 emissions added new fuel system components, different injectors, a different injection pump. The parts catalog for the 330B Tier 3 (2009) has the updated part numbers. The earlier Tier 2 parts won’t cross. Verify every number against your machine’s serial number. The catalog includes a serial number break on major assemblies. Do that before you call the dealer. Saves you a return trip.

33 Series Axle: Bearing and Seal Cross-Reference

One example: the front axle on the 330B Tier 3 uses a specific inboard bearing cone and cup. The catalog lists the OEM number for each – not a generic “fits many” number. If you order a non‑OEM bearing with a slightly different taper angle, the pinion depth changes, and you’ll be pulling the carrier again. The catalog also lists the correct oil seal (double‑lip with a dirt slinger). Page 582. Trust the factory illustration.

Source Authenticity – OEM vs Aftermarket

This is a genuine Case publication, printed under CNH America LLC, Racine, WI. Issued November 2009. It replaces 87659351. The copyright is held by CNH America, not a third-party scanner. The part numbers are directly from the Case engineering system. Aftermarket parts catalogs – even good ones – often merge part numbers from multiple suppliers and miss supersessions. I’ve seen aftermarket catalogs list a discontinued starter motor for the 330B. The OEM catalog shows the current replacement part number. That saves you the headache of installing a dead‑stock part that fails in the first season. Check the Automotive Industry Overview to understand why OEM documentation is critical for safety-related parts like steering and brake systems.

Related Manuals

• Case CX160B 2007 Parts Catalog – OEM Undercarriage Hydraulics
• Case CX27B 2007 Parts Catalog – OEM Factory Specs for Mini Excavator
• Case CX40B 2010 Parts Catalog – OEM Factory Spec Data

Cross-reference your 330B parts with those other Case models if you’re working on common components. The Automotive Industry Overview also explains standardization trends that affect part interchangeability. Don’t assume a CX160B pin will fit a 330B – check both catalogs.

FAQ

Can I use this parts catalog to find torque specs for the 330B?

No. This is a parts catalog, not a service manual. It lists part numbers and exploded views, not torque values or service procedures. Get the service manual for that.

How do I locate a part number for the hydraulic pump on a 330B Tier 3?

Go to the hydraulic systems section. The index lists every assembly by name and page number. Find “pump, hydraulic” and you’ll get the illustration page. The part number is listed directly below the callout number in the table. Verify the serial number of your machine – later 330B Tier 3 units used an updated pump with a pressure compensator valve. The catalog shows both versions with the applicable serial number break. If your machine falls in the break range, order the new part number. Do not inter mix without confirming the fittings – the new pump uses O‑ring face seal, the old uses flared. The catalog gives every fitting part number too.

Don’t waste shop time chasing wrong parts. Access the Factory Manual now and keep it on your tablet or printed binder. Every part number is verified against Case’s own engineering drawings. That’s the difference between a one‑day repair and a week of returns.