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Dynapac CG2300 2016 Parts Catalog – OEM Factory Spare Parts List

I’ve been wrenching on heavy equipment long enough to know that ordering the wrong part because you didn’t have the right exploded view is a waste of everyone’s time. This Dynapac CG2300 2016 Parts Catalog is the real deal – 384 pages of factory-issued part numbers, assembly drawings, and service kit breakdowns. No aftermarket guessing. No third-party re-draws. If you’re working on a CG2300 vibratory roller with serial number 10000351xxA012623 and up, this is the book you need on the bench. The Dynapac factory designed it for ordering parts, but you’ll use it for rebuilding, troubleshooting, and verifying what goes where.

Engine Module: Deutz TD3.6 55kW Parts Breakdown

The engine section starts on page 97. You get the full engine mount, exhaust pipe, combustion air system, air cleaner module, expansion tank, water cooler, fan module, fuel system, and hose kits. The Deutz TD3.6 diesel is split into sub-assemblies so you can order the exact gasket, clamp, or hose without buying a whole assembly. Page 101 shows the diesel engine itself with part numbers for the block, head, and injection components. If you’re swapping a cylinder head or chasing a fuel leak, the exploded view tells you which O-ring to order. The service kits listed earlier (page 3) cross-reference to these parts, but you’ll still need the catalog to find the individual piece.

Hydraulic System: Drum Drive and Vibration Sections

Hydraulics are where most rollers eat money. The catalog covers drum drive and vibration systems starting on page 136. You get the hydraulic drum drive front and rear, vibration motor modules, and the hydraulic block. The propulsion and brake system starts on page 147 with valve modules, flow divider, pump module, and another block. Page 155 shows the hydraulic block for the brake system. The split drum module on page 77 has the gear box (part 4700392523) and hydraulic motor (4700395922). Need a vibration motor? See page 89 for the unit and page 93 for the motor 4700390605. Each assembly is drawn with callouts, so you can match the part number to the component in your hand. I’ve wasted half a day on a misidentified pump seal – this book stops that.

Service Kits: 50h, 500h, 1000h Plus – What You Get

Service kits are listed right at the front. Page 3 starts with the 50h Plus kit (part 4812159980), then 500h (4812159381), 500h Plus (4812159382), 1000h (4812159981), 1000h Plus (4812159982), and the start-up kit (4812159983). Each kit has its own page with a detailed breakdown of what’s in the box. You don’t guess which filter or seal you need – the catalog shows the kit contents and the individual part numbers for each component. If you’re doing a 1000-hour service, you can order the kit and then verify you have the right gaskets for the water cooler or fuel system. The kits are engineered to cover everything for that interval, but you should still check the exploded views to confirm you’re not missing a special bolt.

Sprinkler System: Water Tank and Pump Module

The sprinkler system is often overlooked until it clogs. The catalog covers the sprinkler system starting on page 57, with the tank module, mount, cover assembly, water tank (part 4812119100), pump module, and hoses. Page 73 has the sprinkler hose routing. If you’re chasing a drip or need to replace the pump, the exploded view shows the pump mount and the hose connections. The water tank is a separate part – you don’t buy the whole assembly if you just cracked the tank. The catalog saves you from ordering a $400 tank when you only need a $15 cap.

Electrical Equipment: Sensors, ECU, Working Lights

Electrical sections start on page [DATA NEEDED] – the OCR excerpt doesn’t give the exact page, but the bookmarks show sensors, back-up alarm, power converter, standard ECU, horn, battery, working lights, rotating beacon, driving lights, switch module, GPS/DCA, tachograph, and car stereo. Each module has its own page with part numbers for the sensor, harness, and mounting brackets. If you’re troubleshooting a no-start or a dead light, the catalog tells you the exact part for the ECU or the rotating beacon holder. The battery disconnector module is listed separately, so you can order the whole assembly or just the switch.

Source Validity: OEM Factory Print vs. Aftermarket Copies

I’ve seen aftermarket parts catalogs that claim to be “compatible” but use generic drawings. This one is a direct scan of the Dynapac factory print – 2016 edition, part number 4812159882_A. The copyright page (page 2) states it’s an official Dynapac spare parts list. The part numbers are the same ones the dealer uses. If you’re ordering from a parts counter, you can hand them the number from this book and know it’s correct. Don’t trust a photocopy of a photocopy. For a broader look at the Automotive Industry Overview, you can check that, but for CG2300 parts, stick with this catalog. The Automotive Industry Overview is a good background, but it won’t tell you the torque for the drum bolts – this catalog doesn’t either, because it’s a parts list, not a service manual. For that, you need the corresponding service manual.

Related manuals you might need: Dynapac PL2000LS Parts Catalog (258 Pages) – OEM Factory Spec, Dynapac PL2000LS Parts Catalog – Factory OEM Specs for Cold Planer, and Dynapac PL2000LS Parts Catalog – OEM Spare Parts Listings.

Does this manual include torque specifications?

No. This is a parts catalog, not a service manual. Torque values are not listed.

How do I find the correct part number for the hydraulic motor on the drum drive?

Look up the section “Hydraulic system” starting on page 136. The exploded view for the drum drive and vibration front shows the hydraulic motor with part number 4700395922. Cross-reference that with the propulsion motor module on page 79 if needed. The catalog is organized by assembly modules, so if you have the serial number range (10000351xxA012623 -), you can pinpoint the exact revision. Always verify the part number against the actual component before ordering – I’ve seen mismatched revision letters cause returns.

Don’t waste time flipping through generic diagrams. Access the Factory Manual and get the exact part numbers for your CG2300. The 384 pages are searchable, printable, and will sit on your tablet or bench next to your torque wrench. Order the right part the first time.