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Dynapac CA402D Parts Catalog – 357 Pages of Factory Parts Breakdown

You’re rebuilding a vibratory roller. The part you pulled off has a worn bearing, but the replacement needs to match exactly — wrong bearing bore, wrong seal diameter, and you’re looking at a hydraulic leak that costs you a shift. This is where the Dynapac CA402D Parts Catalog earns its keep. It’s 357 pages of factory-issued parts breakdowns, not some aftermarket reprint. You get exploded views with correct part numbers, dimensions, and the ordering process that prevents those expensive mistakes. I’ve seen too many techs order from memory, then fight a part that doesn’t fit. This catalog kills that gamble.

Dynapac CA402D Parts Catalog: Factory Parts Breakdown by Group

This catalog is organized by functional groups — engine, transmission, vibration system, frame, and more. The engine section specifically covers the DEUTZ BF4M2012C diesel, listing every component from the cylinder head to the injection pump. Each group has a parts illustration with reference numbers, and the table of contents lets you jump to the right section without flipping through the whole book. If you’ve ever tried to identify a small bracket from a generic parts list, you know exact factory drawings are worth the price of admission alone.

Need the part number for a seal or a filter? Page 5 shows the notes and change history so you know which revision applies to your roller’s serial number. The manual doesn’t hide updates — it stamps them right there.

Ordering Spare Parts: The 6-Step Process on Page 4

Page 4 lays out the ordering procedure in plain language: machine type, serial number, quantity, part number, denomination, and dimensions for length items. Miss one of those, and you risk getting the wrong part. The catalog includes this in six languages, but the instructions are identical — no excuse for a mis-order. When you call the dealer, you read off the part number from this catalog, and you get the correct component. No cross-referencing third-party databases.

This parts catalog also shows the correct dimensions for hoses and belts. For example, a metric-length hydraulic hose is listed in millimeters — you don’t cut and hope. You measure, you order, you install.

Why a Factory Parts Catalog Beats Aftermarket

Aftermarket parts catalogs often compress multiple years into one generic drawing. This factory manual from Dynapac is specific to the CA402D roller. The serial number range on page 3 (starting *69410402*) ties this catalog to a specific production period. If your machine is outside that range, you need a different issue — and the manual tells you which one. Aftermarket reprints ignore these serial boundaries, leading to parts that don’t line up. I’ve had a brand-new aftermarket “compatible” hydraulic pump that had a different bolt pattern. That doesn’t happen with factory data.

Another thing: this catalog is the same one dealers use. When you walk into a parts counter with a page reference, they pull the part because the numbers match their system. That saves you a trip back for a return. For the broader picture of repair standards, check the Automotive Industry Overview — not directly about rollers, but it explains why OEM documentation is the backbone of any safe repair.

How the Serial Number Saves You from Wrong Orders

Every parts catalog has a validity date and serial number range. This one covers from serial *69410402* onward. Without that, you might order a part that was superseded. The catalog includes revision history — issue SCA402D-2EN1 through SCA402D-2EN4, with dates. If your roller was built in 2003, the early issue applies; if 2008, the final issue. That distinction matters because subframe designs changed. The manual gives you the exact parts for your build date.

3 Common Mistakes When Replacing Vibratory Roller Components

First mistake: ignoring the dimensional column. A bearing may look the same but have a different inside diameter. Second mistake: ordering by model name only — the CA402D has variations, and this catalog lists them. Third mistake: forgetting the quantity column. A bushing kit may require four, not one. The catalog shows the required quantity per part. Use it.

This parts catalog is the only reference you need for ordering. It’s not a repair manual — you want the service manual for torque specs — but for parts identification, it’s the final word. The 357 pages cover everything from the engine to the ROPS structure. No generic illustrations, no “this may fit” language.

Related Manuals

• Dynapac CA402D Spare Parts Catalogue – same model, different edition
• Dynapac CA402D 2011 Parts Catalog – newer revision for later serials
• DYNAPAC CA402D Spare Parts Catalogue SCA402D-3EN3 – latest update as of 2010

Frequently Asked Questions

Does this manual include torque specs for the engine head?

No. This is a parts catalog, not a service or repair manual. Torque values are not listed. You need the factory service manual for that. Part numbers only.

What engine does the CA402D use?

DEUTZ BF4M2012C. The catalog covers its complete parts breakdown.

Can I use this manual to identify parts for a CA402 with a different letter suffix?

Only if the serial number falls within the range specified on page 3. The CA402D is distinct from CA402 and CA402E. Check your roller’s serial before ordering.

Why are there multiple editions of this parts catalog?

Dynapac updated the manual as parts changed. SCA402D-2EN1 through 2EN4 cover different production periods. Your machine’s serial number dictates which edition you need. The table on page 3 lists the valid serial ranges for each issue.

If you maintain a Dynapac CA402D vibratory roller, this Dynapac CA402D Parts Catalog is the only parts reference you should trust. 357 pages of factory-verified part numbers, exploded diagrams, and ordering instructions — built to match your machine’s serial number. Stop wasting money on parts that don’t fit. Access the Factory Manual and get the right part the first time. Add it to your cart now.