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Fiat-hitachi EX220, EX220LC Parts Catalog

I’ve been a mechanic for 28 years, and I can tell you the difference between a factory parts catalog and a knock-off is the difference between a part that fits and a part that doesn’t. This Fiat-hitachi EX220, EX220LC Parts Catalog is the real thing—380 pages of exploded diagrams, OEM part numbers, and service codes that tell you exactly what you’re ordering. No aftermarket reprints.

Engine and Fuel System Coverage

Turn to the ENGINE section and you’ll find the Hino H06CT diesel broken down into every bolt, seal, and line. The FUEL TANK subsection lists the sending unit, fuel strainer, and return line fittings. If you’re replacing injectors or the injection pump, the part numbers here are direct from Hitachi. Page 1 shows the part numbering format—learn it once and you’ll never mix up a flange bolt with a stud.

What Makes This Parts Catalog Different from Aftermarket Copies?

Aftermarket parts catalogs often use generic illustrations and skip variations between SDX and DX models. This catalog clearly labels each section with or markers, so you know which parts apply to your machine. The TRACK section distinguishes between STD TRACK and LC TRACK frames. That detail matters when you’re ordering a final drive or a roller. The aftermarket doesn’t give you that. The factory does.

380 Pages of Factory Part Numbers and Diagrams

380 pages is a lot of paper, but every page earns its keep. The SUPERSTRUCTURE section alone runs dozens of pages: FRAME, ENGINE, RADIATOR, AIR CLEANER, MUFFLER, BYPASS FILTER, FUEL TANK, PUMP DEVICE, SWING DEVICE, OIL TANK, main pipings, control levers, pilot pipings, electric parts, cab groups, covers, door locks, heater—it’s all here. Each subsystem has its own exploded view with numbered callouts. The corresponding table lists the part number, description, quantity per machine, and service codes.

Read the Service Codes Before You Order

Page 3 of the catalog explains the service codes. These are critical. A ‘W’ means the part requires local machining—call the dealer. ‘H’ means precision part—do not disassemble. ‘D’ means you must replace the assembly, not the individual part. ‘S’ means service-only part, not installed at factory. Ignore these and you’ll order a piece that can’t be used. This catalog saves you that headache because it spells out every code.

Superstructure Breakdown: Frame, Pump, Swing, and Cab

Working on the swing device? The SWING DEVICE section shows the swing motor, reduction gear, and brake assembly with exact part numbers. The PUMP DEVICE covers the main hydraulic pump and its mounting. The CAB GROUP for SDX and DX models separates the right-hand control box, left-hand control box, gauge pedal, and all electric parts. Even the CAR HEATER and its pipings are listed for the SDX cab. That level of detail means you can order a heater core gasket without pulling the dash twice.

The OPTIONAL PARTS section covers everything from different track links (800G, 900A) to long arm, short arm, buckets (0.7, 0.9, 1.0, 1.1, 1.2, rock bucket, ripper bucket), one-point ripper, hose rupture valves, and pipings for breakers and crushers. If your machine has any of these, the part numbers are here. Fiat-hitachi 850-3, 850LC-3, 870H-3, 870LCH-3 Parts Catalog covers the larger excavator family. For compact machines, Fiat-hitachi ZX50U-2 Parts Catalog – 120 Pages of OEM Specs is available. And HITACHI EX220 EX220LC Parts Catalog is the companion service manual if you need repair procedures.

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Frequently Asked Questions

Does this catalog cover both EX220 and EX220LC models?

Yes, it covers both with clear SDX/DX and STD/LC track markings.

Are part numbers for the Hino H06CT engine included?

The ENGINE section includes all engine parts, but note that engine internal parts are in the separate “Hino Diesel Engine H06CT Parts List” referenced in the foreword.

How are optional attachments like breakers listed?

Optional parts such as hose rupture valves, breaker pipings, and different arm lengths are in the OPTIONAL PARTS section. For example, you’ll find piping groups for NPK, Okada, and Furukawa breakers. The catalog even lists confluent pipings and spare pedal setups.

What are the service codes and why should I care?

Service codes are symbols in the parts list (W, H, D, K, R, S, Z, OP, OS, US, #). They tell you if a part requires dealer machining, is precision only, must be replaced as assembly, or is service-only. Ignoring them can lead to ordering parts you can’t use or that require professional installation. Page 3 explains each code in detail. For example, a ‘D’ code means you cannot buy the individual solenoid; you must buy the entire valve assembly. That saves the parts counter a headache and you a return.

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