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CNH America LV80 2002 Parts Catalog

You’ve got a machine down in the yard, and you’re chasing a part number that doesn’t match anything in your aftermarket book. I’ve seen that eat up a whole morning. The CNH America LV80 2002 Parts Catalog ends that. This is the factory publication, 638 pages, straight from CNH America. Not a reprint, not a condensed version. The same book a dealer tech uses to order a radiator or a gasket kit for the 4-390 engine. If you’re pulling wrenches on an LV80 tractor loader, you need this on your bench.

Page 3 shows the publication number 86634756-02NA and the March 2002 release date. Page 5 gives you the full Table of Contents, broken into nine major sections. That’s where you see the depth: General Information, Engine, Fuel System, Electrical System, Tracks/Steering, Powertrain, Brakes, Hydraulics, Chassis/Attachments, and a complete Index. For background on why OEM documentation beats third-party every time, check the Automotive Industry Overview.

Engine Section Breakdown: From Radiator Mounting to Gasket Kits

Section 2 – Engine runs from subsection 02-01 through 02-25. That’s twenty-five subcategories, each with its own exploded illustration and part number callouts. Need the radiator mounting for a model without air conditioning? Subsection 02-01. With A/C? 02-01A. The catalog splits the water pump system (02-08), front gear cover (02-09), manifolds (02-10), and turbocharger system (02-11) into separate, easy-to-read pages. You’ll also find the cylinder head and valve mechanism split by engine variant: 4-390 in 02-16 and 4T-390 in 02-17. Gasket kits get their own subsections (02-23, 02-24, 02-25) so you don’t have to guess which seal kit fits the block. Every part number is OEM. No cross-referencing aftermarket numbers that might be superseded.

One thing that’s saved me headaches: the cold start system (02-06). That’s a common failure point on these tractors, and the catalog shows the glow plug and thermostart components with the exact CNH part number. Order the wrong glow plug and you’re pulling the intake manifold again. Not worth it.

What Does the Fuel System Section Include?

Section 3 – Fuel System covers seven subsections: fuel lines and reservoir (03-01), hand and foot throttle controls (03-02, 03-03), the injection system (03-04), fuel filter (03-05), injection pump and drive (03-06), and injection nozzles (03-07). The injection pump drive exploded view is critical if you’re replacing the timing gears or the pump itself. The catalog shows every bushing, seal, and bolt. The electrical section (Section 4) dives into the starter, alternator, harness routing, battery cutoff switch, and both front and side console harnesses. That side console harness (04-08) is a common source of intermittent faults; the factory diagram shows each pin and connector.

9 Major Sections for a Complete Machine

Beyond engine and fuel, the catalog covers:

• Section 5 – Tracks / Steering
• Section 6 – Powertrain
• Section 7 – Brakes
• Section 8 – Hydraulics
• Section 9 – Chassis/Attachments

That’s every mechanical and hydraulic system on the LV80. The Index at the back helps you find any part number by description. The aftermarket industry overview from Automotive Industry Overview shows why non-OEM catalogs frequently drop superseded numbers or skip sub-assemblies. This catalog doesn’t.

Avoid Aftermarket Parts Confusion with OEM Numbers

Here’s the thing about aftermarket parts books: they often combine multiple model years into one listing, or they skip the small bits like clips and seals. The CNH America LV80 2002 Parts Catalog is year-specific. The first edition was March 2002, with revisions in August 2004 and May 2005 (page 4 shows the revision history). Every part number listed corresponds to the exact production of that era. If your machine was built after May 2005, you might need the later revision, but for 2002-2005 builds, this is the correct source. I’ve used it to source a water pump gasket that wasn’t listed in any aftermarket system. It was in 02-08, plain as day.

The CNH America LV80 2002 Parts Catalog: Factory Specs Only

This is not a third-party compilation. It is the original CNH America publication, with the copyright notice on page 4. The illustrations are not redrawn – they’re the same line drawings used at the factory. Part numbers are in the format used by CNH dealers. You can walk into any CNH dealer with the number from this catalog and they will order it. No translation needed.

Working on these machines without the factory parts catalog is like walking into a dark barn with a candle. The volume alone is 638 pages; that’s not a quick reference. It’s a complete library.

Frequently Asked Questions

Does this catalog include torque specs for assembly?

No. This is a parts catalog, not a service manual. It shows exploded views and part numbers. For torque values and service procedures, you need the corresponding service manual.

How do I find a part number from the illustration?

Each illustration has a numbered key. Look up the number in the parts list next to the illustration. The list gives the CNH part number, quantity, and description. Cross-reference with the Index if needed.

Can I use this catalog for a 2001 or 2006 LV80?

This catalog covers machines first available in March 2002, with revisions through May 2005. For earlier or later machines, check the specific model year variant. Some parts may carry over, but the supersession history is not included.

Is this a PDF format or a printed book?

You are purchasing a digital PDF format. You can print it, view it on a tablet in the shop, or keep it on your phone. No shipping, no wait.

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You’ve got a machine that needs parts. Stop cross-referencing aftermarket databases that show three different numbers for the same bolt. Access the Factory Manual – the CNH America LV80 2002 Parts Catalog – and get the right part the first time.