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Crown WP2000 2003 Parts Catalog – Factory OEM Manual

If you are wrenching on a Crown WP2000 and need a part number, you already know the pain of cross-referencing aftermarket websites that give you a generic drawing and a shrug. I have been turning wrenches for 28 years and I have seen more parts catalogs that were nothing but photocopies of photocopies. This is not that. This is the original Crown Parts Catalog for the WP2000 series, published in 2003, printed in Germany, order number 812675-006. 76 pages of factory spec data, exploded views, and Crown’s own part numbering system. You want the correct caster wheel for a single-loadwheel fork carriage? It is in Section 1, page 16. You need the emergency disconnect harness? Section 4, page 42. No guessing. No aftermarket interpretation.

What the Crown WP2000 Parts Catalog Actually Covers

The table of contents is laid out like a factory service manual should be. It starts with an introduction that covers ordering spare parts and what happens when you bolt on non-OEM attachments (they say it flat: modifications void the truck’s compliance – pay attention). Then it splits into sections. Section 1 – Covers, Covers (Batterierollers), Caster Wheel. Section 2 – Tube/Hose Layout, Pump Motor and Pump. Section 3 – Gearbox, Drive Motor, Knuckle. Section 4 – Electrical parts: Contactor, Control Handle 1 and 2, Emergency Disconnect/Battery Connector, Charger, Instrument, Horn. Section 5 – Brake. Section 7 – Fork Carriage (single Loadwheel and tandem Loadwheel), Lift Structure. Section 8 – Lift Cylinder. Section 10 – Labels and Decals. Every part has a Crown part number, a reference to the assembly drawing, and the revision level. If you are ordering a replacement pump motor, you get the exact Crown part number, not the one that might fit.

Who Needs This Balanced Parts Catalog

Home garage guys rebuilding a used WP2000 in their shop. Small fleet owners who do their own PM and repairs. Dealership parts counter guys who want the actual Crown drawing to verify supersessions. I worked on a Crown WP2000 last month that had a mismatched loadwheel because the previous owner used a generic catalog. This manual would have caught it on page 16 – the caster wheel assembly drawing shows the correct spacer and bearing numbers. The manual is 76 pages, no wasted space. Every page is a parts breakdown. If you are the kind of person who reads the torque spec before you turn a bolt, you belong here.

Factory Spec Data vs. Aftermarket Catalogs

Aftermarket parts catalogs for the WP2000? They usually reprint a generic drawing, drop the revision information, and sometimes omit the page reference for the serial number cut-in. Crown’s own catalog has a column for “SERIAL NR. CUT” on every section header. That tells you exactly when parts changed. Page 12 (Section 1 covers) has Rev.4 02/03 listed. Page 34 (Section 4 electrical parts) has Rev.1 02/03. Aftermarket catalogs ignore those cut-in dates. Then you order a part that doesn’t fit because your truck was built after the change. This manual eliminates that. Every part number is direct from Crown Gabelstapler GmbH & CoKG – the European headquarters in Munich.

3 Sections That Save You Headaches

Section 2 – Tube/Hose Layout (page 20) shows the exact routing of every hydraulic line and the pump motor assembly. Section 4 – Electrical parts includes the Electrical contactor, control handle, emergency disconnect, charger, and horn. The wiring is factory Crown, not aftermarket color codes. Section 8 – Lift Cylinder gives the complete seal kit breakdown. If you have a WP2000 that leaks fluid from the lift cylinder, you can order the exact seal set from the drawing. No trial-and-error.

Does This Manual Include Torque Specs?

This is a parts catalog, not a service manual. You get exploded views, part numbers, and quantities. For torque values and repair procedures, pair it with the Crown WP2000 service manual. But for ordering parts, this is the only source that matters. Every part number is OEM Crown. If you are rebuilding a drive motor (Section 3, page 28) and need the knuckle assembly (page 30), this catalog gives you the correct Crown part.

How many pages does the Crown WP2000 Parts Catalog have?

76 pages.

Will this catalog help me find the correct part number for the control handle on my WP2000?

Yes. Section 4 covers Contactor (page 36), Control Handle 1 and 2 (pages 38 and 40), and Emergency Disconnect/Battery Connector (page 42). Each drawing includes the Crown part number, revision level, and serial number cut-in range. If your truck was built before or after a certain serial number, the catalog tells you which part to order. I have used it to find the correct horn and charger parts – the drawings match what is actually on the truck. No aftermarket catalog gives you that level of detail.

Stop wasting time with generic part lookup websites that show you a blurry thumbnail. Get the factory Crown WP2000 2003 Parts Catalog – 76 pages of genuine part numbers and exploded views. Access the Factory Manual from AutoRepairManuals and keep it on your tablet or print it for the toolbox. Related manuals you may need: Crown FC4000 2002 Parts Catalog – Factory OEM Parts Manual, Crown SP3400 Parts Catalog, Crown RT3020 Parts Catalog. For a broader look at the industry, check the Automotive Industry Overview and also the [LINK_ID_EXT_1:

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