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Dynapac CP 132 Parts Catalog

If you’re ordering parts for a Dynapac CP 132 Parts Catalog pneumatic tire roller without the factory catalog, you’re setting yourself up for wrong parts and wasted time. Aftermarket parts lists transpose numbers, crop illustrations, and skip revision notes. I’ve seen it happen. This is the original spare parts catalogue from Dynapac – 184 pages of exploded views with OEM part numbers. No guesses. You see the exact bolt, seal, filter, or hydraulic hose your machine needs.

This catalogue is valid from serial number 726B003- and covers the Cummins 4BT 3.9 diesel engine. That’s the heart of the CP 132, and the engine section alone includes pump and engine assembly, radiator, fuel system, exhaust silencer, and air cleaner. You want the right injector line? The pump drive belt? It’s in there.

Frame Chassi and Water Sprinkler System (Pages 002–006)

The frame section breaks down the chassis, cover plates, and water sprinkler system. Each component is illustrated with a reference number tied to the parts list. Need the sprinkler nozzle? The pump coupling? Page 2 shows the cover and frame assembly; page 6 the water system. You cross the figure number to the table and get the exact part number. No hunting through text.

Scrapers are grouped with the frame – both the scraper assembly (mounting) and the scraper and mat section. The catalog uses Portuguese and English side by side, so if you’re working with a bilingual crew, everyone reads the same data.

What Does the Engine Section Cover?

The engine group starts on page 2 of that section. It covers the pump and engine assembly (the Cummins 4BT 3.9 with its hydraulic pump), radiator assembly, fuel system, exhaust silencer assembly, and air cleaner assembly. Each of these sub-groups has its own exploded view. The fuel system page, for example, shows the tank, lines, filters, and lift pump with every seal and clamp. If you’re chasing a fuel leak or replacing the water separator, you’ll find the right O-ring without buying a whole assembly.

I’ve used aftermarket catalogs that skip the air cleaner mounting bracket or show the silencer from the wrong angle. This one doesn’t. Every bolt and bracket is drawn where it lives.

184 Pages of Illustrated Parts Breakdown

The catalog is divided into five main groups: Frame (001), Engine (002), Suspension (003), and Hydraulic Equipments (005). Group 002 alone runs from pump assembly through air cleaner – that’s multiple pages of detailed figures. Each figure is labeled with the group number and figure number. You match the reference to the parts list on the facing page. The total page count is 184, but that includes the cover and general view pages. The meat is all exploded diagrams with OEM numbers. If you’re maintaining a fleet of CP 132 rollers, this catalog saves you from ordering the wrong part twice.

Compare that to a generic list of parts without illustration. You’d spend an hour on the phone with a supplier describing “the thing that bolts onto the frame near the water pump.” With this catalog, you give them part number 193.986. Done.

Get the Right Part Numbers from the OEM Catalog

When I need a part for a Dynapac roller, I open the factory catalog first. Aftermarket copies often reprint old issues – they’ll show a part that was superseded five years ago. This is the original publication (publication number SB1054-2, August 1997). It lists only the parts that fit the CP 132 from the specified serial number range. No generic “fits all models” nonsense.

Take the hydraulic equipment group (005). It includes the hydraulic diagram, steering hydraulic system, hydraulic steering, and steering cylinder. Each assembly has its own figure. The steering cylinder page shows the rod, seals, ports, and mounting hardware. If you need to rebuild the cylinder, you order the seal kit by the number in this catalog – not the one that looks similar on eBay.

For Automotive Industry Overview context on why OEM documentation matters, remember that factory torque values and part numbering are updated through bulletins. This catalog reflects the state at time of publication. Always check with your dealer if a part was superseded.

Hydraulic Steering: Diagram and Cylinder Details

The hydraulic diagram (page 2 of group 005) shows the complete circuit – pump, control valve, lines, and steering cylinder. The cylinder assembly is illustrated separately with all internal components. If you’re troubleshooting a hard-steering complaint, having the actual diagram saves hours of tracing hoses. The steering hydraulic system page even includes the priority valve. I’ve had techs order the wrong steering column seal because they used a copy that showed an earlier revision. This one is right.

Other sections: suspension (front, rear, wheel and tyre) and scrapers. All are in the same format – clear line drawings with part numbers and quantities. No photos that hide details, no generic “refer to dealer” notes.

Is this catalog in English?

Yes – English and Portuguese text side by side. Part numbers and quantities are numeric and universal.

Can I use this to order parts for any CP 132 roller?

This catalog is valid for CP 132 rollers starting from serial number 726B003-. If your machine is older than that, some parts may differ – particularly the engine mounting and hydraulic pump assembly. The introduction page specifies the serial number range. Always verify your machine’s serial number before ordering. The catalog also notes that Dynapac reserves the right to change specifications without notice, so cross-check with your local dealer if a part has been superseded. Most parts (frame, water system, scrapers, steering) are common across later machines, but the fuel system and engine accessories changed over the years. For earlier machines, look for the Dynapac CP 132 Service Manual which includes revision updates. Also available: Dynapac CP 132 Parts Catalog (this same catalog) and Dynapac CP 132 2002 Operators Manual – Factory OEM.

You need the right part the first time. That’s what this factory catalog delivers – Dynapac CP 132 parts breakdowns with OEM numbers, no cropping, no translation errors. Don’t waste labor and freight on wrong parts. Access the Factory Manual now and keep it on the workbench next to the roller. Dynapac