CPE 86HS Parts Catalog – 180 Pages of OEM Component Indexing

Description

You ever try to order a replacement part for an 86HS and end up with three different numbers from three different websites? I’ve seen that more times than I care to count. A guy brings in a CPE engine with a blown water pump, and he’s holding a note with a number that doesn’t match anything. Then he’s stuck waiting another week. That’s the kind of headache this CPE 86HS Parts Catalog cures. It gives you the factory breakdown — no translator, no middleman. Every bolt, gasket, and seal is right there on the page with its OEM part number.

What You Get: 180 Pages of OEM Exploded Views

This catalog is 180 pages thick, and every one of those pages is a direct scan from CPE’s own documentation. You open to the Motor section and you’re looking at an exploded view of the engine assembly — pistons, rods, crankshaft, the whole block. Page 1 shows the complete motor kit with part numbers like 054557T1 for the kit itself, 063116P1 for the bolt, and 062582P1 for the plate. That’s not aftermarket shorthand; those are the numbers CPE stamped on the bin. You can take those directly to a dealer or cross them against your stock. No guesswork.

The catalog covers exactly what you’d expect from a factory document: Motor e Equipamentos (engine and equipment), Embreagem (clutch), Transmissão (transmission), Eixo Traseiro (rear axle), Eixo Dianteiro (front axle), Hidráulicos (hydraulics), Equipamento Elétrico & Painel de Instrumentos (electrical and instrument panel), Lataria (bodywork), Plataforma Do Operador (operator platform), Rodado e Peso das Rodas (wheels and weights), Acessórios Gerais (general accessories), and Carregador (loader). That’s every major system on the machine. If you’re rebuilding a 86HS or just tracking down a leak, this is the single source that tells you what piece fits where.

Engine and Fuel System Parts: Not Just a List

Look at the fuel system section. You’ve got Bomba Alimentadora De Combustível (fuel feed pump), Tubos De Injeção E Injetores (injection lines and injectors), Bomba Injetora De Combustível (fuel injection pump). Each one comes with its own diagram and part callout. If you’re troubleshooting a low-power issue, you don’t want to guess which injector line is which. The factory diagram shows the routing and the correct part number for each tube. That’s the difference between a repair that holds and a fire hazard from a mismatched fitting.

Same for the cooling system — Termostato E Carcaça (thermostat and housing), Bomba D’Água (water pump), Ventilador E Extensão (fan and extension). The water pump on these CPE engines is known to leak if you use the wrong gasket. This catalog lists the correct gasket kit under Jogo De Juntas Do Cabeçote. Order it once, torque it to spec, move on.

Transmission and Drivetrain Breakdowns

The transmission section is extensive — multiple sub-sections for different configurations: Transmissão, Tampa (cover), Fixação Do Motor Na Transmissão (engine-to-transmission mounting), Flange, Árvore Principal (main shaft), and Embreagem. If you’re pulling a transmission on an 86HS, you need to know which bearing goes on the main shaft. The catalog lists it as 3149888M1 in the exploded view. Cross that against the OEM number, not some generic bearing that might fit. I’ve seen guys jam a wrong bearing in and ruin the shaft sleeve because the race was a few thousandths off. That’s a hundred-dollar mistake you don’t make with this catalog.

The rear axle section covers Tampa Da Carcaça Central (central housing cover), Carcaça Central, Eixo Propulsor (propeller shaft), Redução Final Traseira (final reduction), Diferencial (differential), and Freio (brake). The brake section includes Bloqueio Diferencial (differential lock) and Comando do Freio (brake command). That’s critical if you’re rebuilding the brakes on a loader — wrong pad thickness and you’ll lose stopping power.

Why an OEM Parts Catalog Beats Aftermarket Cross-References

I’ve used aftermarket parts catalogs that claim to be “compatible” with the 86HS. Half the time the numbers don’t match, and the diagrams are low-res photoshopped junk. This is an OEM factory document — printed from CPE’s own files. Every part number in the 180 pages matches the original engineering drawing. You don’t need to wonder if the fuel filter listed on some third-party site actually fits your CPE engine. You look at the diagram, confirm the shape, and order the exact piece. That’s why I keep a copy of this catalog in my toolbox, right next to my torque wrench. Want to read more about how diesel engines are built? Check out this Wikipedia article on diesel engines for background on the technology. Or if you’re already elbow-deep in a rebuild, this Wikipedia article on diesel engines explains the cycles you’re working with.

Hydraulic and Electrical System Components

Hydraulics on the 86HS are covered thoroughly: Direção Hidrostática (hydrostatic steering), Cilindro Hidráulico Da Direção (steering cylinder), Bomba Hidráulica (hydraulic pump), Filtro De Óleo (oil filter), and Instalação Hidráulica (hydraulic installation). If you’re bleeding the steering system, you need to know which hose connects to which port. The diagram shows it. The electrical section includes Painel De Instrumentos (instrument panel), Iluminação (lighting), Válvula Solenóide (solenoid valve), Bateria (battery). The wiring is laid out with component locations. No guessing which relay is for the glow plugs.

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Does this catalog include torque specifications for the 86HS?

No. This is a parts catalog, not a service manual. It shows exploded views and part numbers only. You need a separate service manual for torque values and repair procedures.

The table of contents is in Portuguese. Will I be able to read part numbers and diagrams?

The diagrams are universal — numbers and exploded views don’t need language translation. Part numbers are alphanumeric codes like 054557T1 or 3410001M1. The Portuguese headings are a minor speed bump. If you’ve ever read an exploded view, you’ll find the component you need by matching the shape. The catalog uses Portuguese descriptions but the part numbers themselves are standard across regions. For reference, the TOC sections are listed as Motor, Embreagem, Transmissão, Eixo Traseiro, etc. The drawings are annotated with callouts that correspond to the numbered list in the margin. You don’t need to speak Portuguese to identify a water pump gasket — you just look for the gasket shape in the Jogo De Juntas Do Cabeçote section and note the part number. That said, if you need a fully English-language document, this isn’t it. But for parts identification, it works perfectly because the numbers are the numbers.

If you’re tired of ordering the wrong part or wasting time on aftermarket cross-reference tables, this is the tool that stops the cycle. Access the Factory Manual and keep it on your tablet or print the pages you need. Every machine in the shop with a CPE 86HS deserves to be repaired with factory data, not guesses.