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Case 570MXT 2007 Parts Catalog

If you’ve ever ordered a part for a Case 570MXT 2007 Parts Catalog machine and ended up with the wrong radiator or a fuel filter that doesn’t match the injection pump, you know the headache. That’s why the factory parts catalog exists — to stop the guessing. This is the 2007 edition, 754 pages, straight from CNH America. No aftermarket reprints, no blurry scans. You get the exact part numbers and exploded views that the dealer uses.

Engine Section Breakdown: 4-390 and 4T-390 Emissions Certified

The engine section covers everything from the radiator mounting (models with or without AC, different oil cooler part numbers) to the complete cylinder block. You’ll find separate listings for turbocharged and non-turbocharged precleaners, exhaust systems, and the cold start system. The manual splits the 4-390 and 4T-390 emissions certified engines into parallel subsections — cylinder heads, valve mechanism, camshaft, crankshaft, pistons, and gasket kits. If you’re rebuilding a 4T-390, you need the gasket kit from Section 02-29 or 02-30. Don’t mix them up.

Fuel System: Injection Pump and Nozzle Parts

Section 3 covers fuel lines, reservoir, filters, throttle controls (hand and foot), and the injection system. For the 4-390/4T-390, there are specific fuel injection pump and drive parts listed in Section 03-06, and injection nozzles in 03-07. If you’re chasing a fuel delivery issue, you need the correct part number for the injection pump drive — this catalog gives you that.

Electrical System: Starter, Alternator, and Harnesses

Section 4 breaks down the electrical system: starter, alternator, mounting hardware, engine harness, battery cables, dual battery cold start setup, front console and side console harnesses, switches, and the instrument panel covers. This is particularly useful when you’re tracing a wiring fault and need to order a replacement harness. The parts catalog shows the harness routing and connector part numbers.

754 Pages of Factory Parts Breakdown

That’s 754 pages of exploded diagrams, part numbers, and revision history. This isn’t a service manual — it’s a parts catalog. You use it to order the correct bolt, seal, or gasket. The index at the back lets you cross-reference part numbers. If you’ve got a machine built between 2001 and 2007, the revision history on the first pages shows which edition applies to your serial number range. Don’t order parts for a revision 4 machine using revision 1 data.

Verify Part Numbers Using the OEM Revision History

Before you order anything, check the revision history printed on the first page. This 2007 edition is revision 4, superseding earlier versions. Each revision updates part numbers. If you’re working on a 2005 570MXT, you might need the 2005 revision 3 catalog. See the related Case 570MXT 2008 Parts Catalog for later machines. For operating procedures, grab the Case 570MXT Loader Landscaper Operator’s Manual and the Case 570MXT Series 3 Loader Landscaper Operator Manual – Section: Chapter 8 S.

OEM vs Aftermarket: Why This Catalog Matters

Aftermarket parts catalogs often group multiple models together, skipping the emissions-certified engine differences. This factory catalog splits the 4-390 and 4T-390 emissions certified engines across 30 subsections. You get the exact gasket kit, the correct oil cooler mounting parts, and the right turbocharger assembly. If you want to understand the broader context of the Automotive Industry Overview or learn about standard practices, that’s fine. But for ordering parts, trust the OEM documentation. For general industry context, see Automotive Industry Overview.

Frequently Asked Questions

Does this catalog include torque specifications?

No. This is a parts catalog, not a service manual. It lists part numbers, quantities, and exploded views. You need the service manual for torque specs.

How do I find the correct part number for my 570MXT?

Start with the table of contents. Identify the system (e.g., engine, fuel, electrical). Then locate the specific subsection that matches your machine’s configuration. For example, if your 570MXT has a turbocharger, use Section 02-14 and 02-15. The manual also has a part number index at the back. Cross-reference with the revision history to ensure you have the correct edition for your machine’s build date. If you’re still unsure, consult your dealer. Do not rely on online parts cross-reference tools — they often mix up turbo and non-turbo parts.

Is this catalog for the 570MXT with turbocharged engine?

Yes, it covers both turbocharged (4T-390) and naturally aspirated (4-390) engines. Look for the subsections marked “MODELS WITH TURBOCHARGED ENGINE”.

Can I use this catalog for the 2008 model?

Not recommended. The 2008 model may have revised part numbers. Use the 2008 catalog instead.

Stop guessing. Access the Factory Manual and keep this catalog on your bench.