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Case CX15B Series 2 2008 Parts Catalog – Factory Specs for Field Repairs

Ordering the wrong part for a Case CX15B Series 2 2008 Parts Catalog can turn a half-hour fix into a two-day wait. This factory catalog—586 pages of genuine CASE part numbers—cuts that guesswork out. You get the same documentation dealerships use to order undercarriage hydraulics, engine components, and chassis parts. No aftermarket shortcuts, no “close enough” cross-references.

From the copyright page to the number index, every section is built around one thing: getting the right piece of iron on your machine. The manual covers four languages (English, French, Italian, German) so you can hand it to any mechanic without translation headaches. Need to match a serial number to a version? The identification list on pages 25-27 decodes the production run. That alone can save you from ordering a final drive that doesn’t fit.

I’ve seen too many guys buy a parts list off the internet that’s a tenth the size and half the pages. This isn’t that. 586 pages means every bolt, seal, and bracket gets its own number. It means the hydraulic pump section alone could fill a short novel. If you maintain more than one compact excavator, grab the Case CX160B 2007 Parts Catalog – OEM Undercarriage Hydraulics for your bigger rig—same level of detail.

586 Pages of OEM Part Numbers

Page count matters when you’re chasing a part number. Short manuals skip the small stuff—the washers, the clips, the specific O-ring sizes. This catalog doesn’t. The maintenance parts section (pages 29-31) lists all the filters, belts, and fluids with their official CASE stock numbers. You can hand that to your dealer and get the part without them having to “look it up.” That’s hours you don’t waste.

The number index on page 33 is the quick route when you already have a part number from an old box or a salvage yard. Cross-reference it against the exploded views in the main sections. That’s how you avoid ordering a left-hand track roller when you need a right-hand one.

What Does the Number Index Cover?

The index runs from page 33 onward. It includes every part number listed in the catalog—spanning engine, hydraulic, and undercarriage systems. But you still need to match the version. The identification list (pages 25-27) tells you which production series your CX15B Series 2 falls into. If you skip that step, you’ll end up with a part from a different sub-model. I’ve seen it happen. Takes five minutes to check the serial number plate and compare it to the version table.

2 Languages Available for Multilingual Shops

The manual includes English, French, Italian, and German sections. Each language has identical content—same page numbers, same ordering rules. That means a French-reading mechanic and an English-reading mechanic can use the same physical document without confusion. The conversion chart on page 23 (inch to millimeter) is the same across all languages. No translation errors in the math.

Get the Right Part with the Ordering Rules

Pages 3-4 lay out the ordering rules. Those aren’t optional. If you don’t follow the single-item numeration method, the dealer’s system might reject your order. The rules also explain how to interpret the exploded diagrams—each item has a balloon number, a reference number, and a quantity. Use the reference number when ordering, not the balloon number. That’s a common rookie mistake. The manual even warns you not to copy the numbering without written consent from CASE, so don’t photocopy pages and hand them to a parts guy—just use the PDF on your tablet.

Need more coverage for other Case models? Look at the CASE CX27B Mini-Excavators Parts Catalog 6th Edition for machines in that size class, or CASE CX40B Mini Crawler Excavator 2010 Parts Catalog if you run a bigger unit.

Maintenance Parts: Pages 29-31

These three pages cover the scheduled service items: engine oil filter, fuel filter, air filter, hydraulic filter, and the various belts. Each part has the CASE part number, quantity required, and a note if any special tools are needed. No generic cross-references—these are the exact parts CASE designed for this machine.

Is this manual specific to the CX15B Series 2?

Yes, it covers only the CX15B Series 2 models. It will not work for Series 1 or Series 3 machines. Check the identification list on pages 25-27 to confirm your machine is covered.

Can I use this to order parts for other Case models?

No. The part numbers are listed only for the CX15B Series 2.

What if I need the torque specs?

This is a parts catalog, not a service manual. Torque values are not included. For that, you need the factory service manual for the CX15B Series 2.

How recent is the information?

The catalog is the 1st edition from September 2008. It includes all parts released up to that date. CASE may have superseded some parts since then. Always check with your dealer for the latest part number before ordering.

The Automotive Industry Overview page on Wikipedia covers heavy equipment repair standards—good background reading if you’re new to the field. But for the part numbers themselves, you need the factory document. Automotive Industry Overview is similar context.

Access the Factory Manual now and stop ordering blind.