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FIAT Kobelco 80CS 2008 Parts Catalog

If you’ve ever bolted on a “compatible” part to an 80CS and watched it fail inside a week, you know the price of skipping the factory list. I’ve spent 28 years under hoods and behind wrenches, and I’ll tell you flat: the only way to get the right replacement for a Kobelco 80CS crawler excavator is to use the official FIAT Kobelco 80CS 2008 Parts Catalog. This isn’t a service manual – it’s the parts bible. 579 pages of exploded views, part numbers, and cross-references that a third-party catalog will never match. Ordering without it is like torquing head bolts by feel.

Section 9 – Engine Components: Where the Real Work Lives

The engine section in this catalog covers the YT02P00010F1 assembly, including everything from the radiator group (YT05P00018F1, pages 1–3) to the muffler assembly (YT12P00012F1) and air cleaner assembly (YT11P00008F1). Need a specific fuel line? The catalog breaks it into two pages (02-13-00 01 and 02-13-00 02) with exact FIAT Kobelco part numbers. I’ve seen guys order a “universal” fuel line and spend half a day bending it – only to have it kink. Factory drawings tell you the routing, the clips, the hose ID. That’s time you don’t get back.

Why the 2008 OEM Parts Catalog Beats Aftermarket Lists

Aftermarket parts catalogs are a roll of the dice. They might combine multiple model years or skip superseded part numbers. This 2008 factory catalog is locked to ASN LF05-04001 and up – specific to the 80CS ACERA Tier 4. When I’m ordering a swing motor installation (LF32W00002F1) or hydraulic lines (YT30H00007F1), I need the latest revision, not a photocopy of something from 2006. Kobelco Construction Machinery America LLC printed this in April 2008, and it’s got the revision history right on page 3. No guesswork.

Section 8 – Electrical and Hydraulic Components: No More Guessing

Electrical systems on these machines are not forgiving. The catalog lists every connector, switch, and harness under Section 8 – Electrical and Hydraulic Components. Look up the radio installation (YN54E00010F1) or the control box assembly (YB03M00036F1) and you get the exact part number. I’ve chased electrical gremlins on an 80CS because someone installed a wrong switch. With the factory parts catalog, you match the pinout without a multimeter marathon. And the hydraulic component breakdown? The main valve installation (LF64H00028F1) is in there with lines, seals, and fittings. No “compatible” junk.

3 Reasons the Filter List (Section 1) Saves You a Trip to the Dealer

Section 01-01-00 00 – Filter List. That’s your first page. Engine oil, fuel, hydraulic, air – all cataloged with OEM numbers. Reason one: you don’t waste time matching a Wix or Baldwin number. Reason two: you cross-reference the element for the air cleaner assembly (YW11P01021P1) without pulling the old one. Reason three: you avoid buying a filter that fits the thread but not the bypass setting. I’ve seen $50 filters blow seals because the spec was off. The catalog lists the exact assembly – not a generic cross.

How to Use the 579-Page Document to Find Undercarriage Parts

Section 3 – Undercarriage is separate from superstructure (Section 2) and attachments (Section 4). Need a roller or sprocket? The catalog groups them by assembly with part numbers. For example, the upper frame assembly (02-01-00 01, page 1 of 2) shows the boom swing assembly (02-02-00 01). That means when you order a swing motor, you’re ordering the right flange bolts, not a mismatched set. I keep a printout of the undercarriage pages in the shop for the 80CS – it’s faster than calling the dealer and waiting on hold.

Does This Catalog Cover the Fuel System?

Yes – the fuel tank installation (YT20P00035F1) and fuel lines (YT21P00004F1) are part of Section 2 – Superstructure. You get two pages of fuel line routing, including clamps and brackets. If you’re rebuilding the fuel system after a contaminated tank, you need to replace every o-ring and hose clip. The catalog tells you which parts come in the YT21P00004F1 line kit, not a roll of 3/8” hose from the auto parts store. Trust me – rubber breakdown inside a return line will send debris straight to the injectors.

Does this parts catalog include torque specifications?

No. This is a parts catalog, not a service manual. It lists part numbers and exploded views. For torque specs you need the factory service manual.

Can I order parts using the numbers from this catalog in 2025?

Part numbers in OEM catalogs are the base numbers. Some may be superseded – but the catalog gives you the starting point. Check with your Kobelco dealer using the specific assembly number (e.g., YT02P00010F1) to confirm current availability.

What format is the access?

PDF. 579 pages, searchable. You can print specific sections like the filter list or engine components. Works on any device.

Does this catalog cover Tier 4 aftertreatment parts?

Yes – the 80CS ACERA Tier 4 is the subject. Look under Section 8 for electrical aftertreatment components and Section 9 for engine-related emission parts. The exhaust/muffler assembly (YT12P00012F1) is included.

You’ve got a machine that’s earning its keep. The wrong part costs you downtime, and downtime costs money. This FIAT Kobelco 80CS 2008 Parts Catalog is the only source I trust when I’m ordering for a customer’s crawler. I don’t waste time on aftermarket lists that guess the bolt length. Access the Factory Manual and keep it in your digital toolbox along with the FIAT Kobelco ED150, ED150-IE 2013 Parts Catalog OEM for newer models, or the FIAT Kobelco ED150, ED150-2 2009 Parts Catalog OEM Manual for the second generation. Need the older LK650? Get the FIAT Kobelco LK650-II 1992 Parts Catalog – OEM Factory Specs. For background on why OEM documentation beats aftermarket, read this Automotive Industry Overview. And if you’re curious about the engine internals, check the Internal Combustion Engine entry. But for the 80CS itself – get the factory catalog. No reprints, no copy – just the real thing.