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Fiat-hitachi LX130-7 Parts Catalog – 388 Pages of OEM Part Numbers

You are in the middle of a job, and the part you ordered doesn’t match the bracket on the machine. Sound familiar? Tired of wasting billable hours on returns and cross-referencing aftermarket numbers? That’s exactly why this Fiat-hitachi LX130-7 Parts Catalog exists. It’s the same binder the dealer’s parts counter uses. 388 pages of factory-issued illustrations, part numbers, and wiring diagrams – nothing generic, nothing copied from a third-party scan. If you want the right part the first time, this is the tool.

What This Parts Catalog Does (and Doesn’t Do)

Let’s be straight. This is a parts catalog, not a service manual. You won’t find torque sequences or overhaul procedures here. What you get is a systematic breakdown of every nut, bolt, hose, and harness on the LX130-7 – organized by section with FIG numbers. Need a new fuel injection nozzle? Flip to FIG 5 in the Fuel System section. Need the right wire harness for the cockpit? The ELECTRICAL section covers FRONT FRAME WIRING, COCKPIT WIRING (1/2 and 2/2), and REAR FRAME WIRING. That’s the kind of detail that keeps a machine from sitting dead in the yard while you wait for the wrong part.

388 Pages of Factory Part Numbers

Every page in this catalog came from Fiat-hitachi’s own engineering database. The part numbers are the same ones the factory uses. When you see a number in the PARTS NUMBER INDEX at the back, you can trust it. The catalog covers the main body and optional equipment – things like the Pre-Cleaner (APL), Cab Less Kit (ROCLS2), Counter Weights, and Air Conditioner piping. Optional parts are clearly marked (OP). No guessing whether that part belongs to your machine’s serial number range. Page 4 of the introduction tells you exactly how to order: model, specification, serial number, part number, quantity. Follow that, and the correct part shows up.

Engine, Cooling, Fuel, and Electrical: What’s Inside

You don’t need to flip through the whole catalog to find what you need. The ENGINE section alone has FIG numbers for ENGINE MOUNT, ENGINE CONTROL, COOLING SYSTEM, RADIATOR, FUEL SYSTEM, and AIR INTAKE & EXHAUST SYSTEM. The ELECTRICAL section goes deep: wire harness routing for the front frame, cockpit, rear frame, and engine, plus battery cables, battery, instrument panel, cluster meter, lamps, relays, switches, horn, and buzzer. If you’re tracing a short in the cockpit wiring, the COCKPIT WIRING (1/2) and (2/2) sheets show connector locations and wire colors. That saves you from poking around with a test light for hours.

Wiring Diagrams: Don’t Trace Wires Without Them

Wiring diagrams in aftermarket manuals are often redrawn and simplified – sometimes missing critical branches. This catalog reproduces the factory schematics exactly as they appeared in the original documentation. The ELECTRICAL PARTS (WIRE HARNESS) FIG 9 shows the entire harness assembly. Individual wiring sheets for each frame section let you isolate a circuit without pulling the whole dash. Combine that with the relay and switch locations (ELECTRICAL PARTS (RELAY & SWITCH)), and you can diagnose most electrical problems without a multimeter calibration debate.

How to Use the Part Number Index

Turn to the back of the catalog – the PARTS NUMBER INDEX lists every part number alphabetically and numerically. Find the number, then reference the FIG number. Need a boom cylinder seal kit? Look up the part number in the index, see which figure it belongs to, then verify the illustration matches your machine’s configuration. The LOADING section covers BOOM, BUCKET, BOOM CYLINDER, BUCKET CYLINDER, and even the optional Highlift Arm (HLA). If your machine has a different option, the catalog tells you.

Why OEM Documentation Beats Aftermarket Reproductions

I’ve seen aftermarket parts catalogs that reprint a scanned page but lose the fine print – the “AR” (As Required) quantities, the asterisk for kit parts, the (#) for non-sold-separately items. This catalog has all those symbols explained on page 4. The abbreviations are clear: ASSY, RH, LH, AR, t, Z, d, OP. When you’re ordering a clutch pack for the POWER TRAIN section (CLUTCH FORWARD & REVERSE, CLUTCH 1ST & 2ND, CLUTCH 3RD & 4TH), you need to know which parts are sold as a set. Aftermarket versions often miss that detail. OEM doesn’t.

Fiat-hitachi LX130-7 Parts Catalog: The Real Deal

If you’re tired of returning parts, if you want to keep the LX130-7 running without chasing phantom numbers, this catalog belongs on your shop computer. It covers everything from the ENGINE BODY (cylinder block, oil pan, camshaft, pistons, flywheel) to the HEAD & VALVE MECHANISM, to the LUBRICATION SYSTEM, COOLING SYSTEM (fan, water housing, water pump, oil cooler), and FUEL SYSTEM (injection pump, governor, feed pump, auto timer). The HYDRAULIC section alone runs from VALVE CONTROL BOX through MAIN VALVE, MPPC VALVE, CHARGING VALVE, and multiple steering system configurations by serial number range. That level of specificity is what separates a quick job from a parts-return headache.

Check out the related manuals: HITACHI LX130-7 Wheel Loader Parts Catalog for the same part-number accuracy on other models? Actually, you’re already on it. For other Fiat-hitachi machines, see Fiat-hitachi 850-3, 850LC-3, 870H-3, 870LCH-3 Parts Catalog and Fiat-hitachi ZX50U-2 Parts Catalog – 120 Pages of OEM Specs. For a broader look at heavy equipment documentation standards, read the Automotive Industry Overview.

Frequently Asked Questions

Is this a service manual or a parts catalog?

Parts catalog.

Does this manual include torque specs?

No, it is a parts catalog. It lists part numbers and diagrams. For torque specs you need the service manual.

Can I use this to identify parts for my LX130-7 if I have the serial number?

Yes. The catalog is organized by machine serial number range. Page 4 explains how to order parts: specify model, specification, serial number, part number, and quantity. The index at the back (388 pages total) lets you look up part numbers by name or figure number. The wiring diagrams in the ELECTRICAL section show connector locations and wire harness routing. If you have the serial number, you can narrow down the correct part variant for your machine. Always use genuine parts; the catalog clearly marks optional equipment with (OP).

How are the diagrams organized?

Each section has a FIG number. The contents list on pages 5-? shows FIG numbers for each subsystem like ENGINE MOUNT (FIG 1), COOLING SYSTEM (FIG 3), etc. You find the figure, then the parts list below.

Stop ordering wrong parts. Access the Factory Manual and get the exact OEM part numbers for your Fiat-hitachi LX130-7.