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CNH America 440, 440CT 2008 Parts Catalog

Look, I’ve been wrenching on equipment for 28 years. When a customer brings in a 440 or 440CT, I don’t guess at part numbers. Guessing costs time and money. That’s why I reach for the CNH America 440, 440CT 2008 Parts Catalog — 1942 pages of factory-issued part IDs, cross-referenced by section. No aftermarket compilation with wrong supersessions. This is the exact same binder the dealer parts counter uses.

Engine Overhaul Coverage

Section 2 – Engine runs from page 02-01 through 02-41. You get every internal part: cylinder block, pistons, connecting rods, camshaft, crankshaft, oil pump, water pump, turbocharger. Need a cylinder head gasket part number? It’s in 02-16. The manual lists each component with the OEM part number and illustration. No guessing which variation fits your ASN range.

7 Major Systems Covered

The table of contents splits the machine into 7 systems: Engine, Fuel System, Electrical System, Power Train, Brakes, Hydraulics, and Chassis/Attachments. Each section has multiple sub-sections. For example, Section 4 – Electrical System covers the alternator, starter, wiring harness assemblies, sensors, and control modules. You won’t find a more complete breakdown of part numbers for a Series 3 440 or 440CT anywhere else.

Fuel System: Section 3 Parts Breakdown

Section 3 – Fuel System includes fuel lines, filters, injection pump, injectors, and throttle controls. If you’re chasing a fuel leak or replacing an injector, the part number for the injection pump is in 03-04. The manual shows the exact assembly drawing with callouts. Match the illustration to your machine and order with confidence.

Why OEM Documentation Matters

Aftermarket parts catalogs often combine multiple years or skip revisions. CNH America releases updates – this 2008 edition captures the Series 3 machines exactly. Page 1 lists the applicable ASN range (N8M474469). If you use a generic catalog, you risk ordering the wrong part for a later serial number break. This factory catalog eliminates that risk. Period.

Electrical System Diagnostics: Factory Spec Wiring

Section 4 – Electrical System details every connector, harness, and component. Need the part number for the instrument panel or a specific relay? It’s in the section. While this is not a wiring diagram manual, having the correct OEM part numbers for switches, sensors, and harnesses saves hours of cross-referencing. Pair it with the service manual for a complete repair workflow.

Audience: Who Should Buy This Parts Catalog?

If you own a 440 or 440CT skid steer or compact track loader, this manual belongs on your shelf. Home garage mechanics who do their own maintenance will save dealer markups by ordering parts themselves. Shop owners – keep this in the office so your parts guy stops calling the customer with wrong quotes. Every technician who touches CNH equipment needs the factory part numbers.

Does this manual include torque specs?

No. This is a parts catalog, not a service manual.

How many pages is the manual?

1942 pages in total, including the index and trilingual sections (English, French, Spanish).

Can I use this to rebuild the engine?

You can use it to order all the correct parts for an engine rebuild. The Engine section covers the block, head, pistons, rings, bearings, oil pump, water pump, turbo, and more. But you will also need the factory service manual for removal and installation procedures, clearance specs, and torque sequences. This catalog gives you the part numbers; the service manual gives you the how-to.

Is this the official OEM manual?

Yes. It is the original CNH America LLC publication, copyright 2007, printed in the U.S.A. Book/Form Number 87632291 NA.

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