Description

Fiatallis 14CLGP Parts Catalog

If you are rebuilding a 14CLGP crawler and you order the wrong bearing, that machine sits another week. I have seen it happen. The Fiatallis 14CLGP Parts Catalog is what you need on the bench because guessing part numbers costs time and money. This is not a repair manual – it is the factory parts book that tells you exactly which bolt, gasket, or seal belongs where. 126 pages of exploded views, reference numbers, and cross-referenced index tables. No aftermarket shortcuts. Just original Fiatallis documentation.

13 Major Sections Covering the Entire Machine

Page 1 lists every major section from A through Z. Section A is the Engine – covers cylinder block, crankshaft, connecting rods, camshaft, oil pump, and all the internal hardware. Section B handles the Mechanical Transmission including clutch, transmission shaft, and axles. If you have a driveline noise, you start in Section B. Section C is Brakes (mechanical or hydraulic). Section D covers Frame, Steering, Suspensions, Wheels, Undercarriage, and the Hydraulic Transmission. Each section follows the same five-language format – English, Italian, French, German, Spanish – so you can read the part descriptions regardless of where the machine was originally sold.

Engine: Locating Cylinder Head Gaskets and Oil Pump Parts

Within the Engine section, the alphabetical index gets you to the exact subgroup. For example, if you need cylinder head gaskets, look under “CYLINDER HEAD” in the index. The index will reference a fiches page like A2.22/1. That page gives you the exploded drawing with numbered callouts. Each callout corresponds to a part number in the list below the drawing. The catalog also includes converter pumps, clutch pumps, and all oil lines. Do not trust a generic parts list for these machines – the Fiatallis patterns for bolt sizes and seal part numbers are specific. I have had to re-order because a third-party listing listed the wrong sleeve for the 14CLGP. Use the factory catalog and you get the right part the first time.

Transmission and Axles: Section B Breakdown

Section B runs from clutch-to-transmission propeller shaft through the axles. If you are rebuilding the mechanical transmission, you need the subgroup research index on the fiches to find the correct exploded view. For instance, B4.11/1 points to page F4 for one subgroup. The catalog includes converter cover, converter drive shaft, converter oil filter, converter valves, and all suction and cooling lines. The Fiatallis 14CLGP Parts Catalog also lists the parts for the converter-to-transmission propeller shaft. Do not try to match parts by measurement alone – the factory part number is the only guarantee. This catalog gives you that number.

Brakes and Electrical: Sections C and F

Section C covers brake bands, brake boosters, brake cross members, foot controls, and pedals. Section F covers the electrical system – alternator, batteries, current generating system, dash lamps, and all cable terminals. The back of the catalog includes detailed tables for bearings, electrical cables, cable terminals and boots, and cable insulation. Page 1 of the tables section gives you the list of cancelled parts and new parts added in this updating. If you are working on an older 14CLGP, check the Y section for superseded part numbers. I cannot count the number of times a shop ordered a part that had been cancelled because they did not check this list. Do that first.

Get the Right Part Number from the Alphabetical Index

The alphabetical index at the front of the catalog covers everything from ACCESSORIES to ENGINE SUSPENSIONS. It is the fastest way to find a part without flipping through every section. If you need a driver seat, look under “DRIVER S SEAT” (note the missing apostrophe – factory index is not perfect, but it works). The index gives you the subgroup reference. Then go to the fiches page and find the exploded drawing. The catalog also includes instructions for ordering parts on page 1-A19. Read that page before you call your supplier – it tells you how to format the part number and what information to include. Skipping that step can delay your order by days.

Why OEM Documentation Matters

I have seen aftermarket parts catalogs that renumber everything to fit their own system. They leave out the supersessions and the notes about cancelled parts. That is why I stick with original factory prints. This Fiatallis catalog came from the manufacturer. The part numbers are the ones Fiatallis stamped on the metal. When you order using these numbers, the parts supplier sees exactly what the factory intended. No guesswork. No returns because you ordered a 14CLGB part instead of 14CLGP. Fiatallis 14CLGP Crawler Parts Catalog Section Index shows the same level of detail for the full machine. If you need parts for other models, also check Fiatallis HD-9 1989 Parts Catalog – OEM Factory Specs and Fiatallis HD-6A, HD-6AG, HD-6B, HD-6E 1989 Parts Catalog. All are OEM, no reprints.

FAQ

Does this catalog include torque specs or repair procedures?

No. This is a parts catalog, not a service manual.

How do I find a part number for the engine oil pump?

Use the alphabetical index under “ENGINE OIL PUMP” or “ENGINE LUBRICATION” – the index lists subgroup references. Then open the fiches page for that subgroup. The exploded view shows each oil pump component with a callout number. The part list below gives the Fiatallis part number for that callout. The catalog also includes engine oil dipstick, oil filter, oil heat exchanger, and scavenge pump details.

Are there tables for bearings and seals?

Yes. Section T (Tables) includes a bearing table starting on the tables pages. It lists bearing part numbers with dimensions. The catalog also has a table for electrical cables and terminals.

What is the difference between the X and Y sections?

Section X lists cancelled parts – ones no longer available or superseded. Section Y lists new parts added in this updating. Always check these before ordering.

When you need the correct part number for your 14CLGP, start with the factory document. Do not rely on memory or a generic list. Automotive Industry Overview shows how complex heavy equipment parts can be. This catalog removes the complexity. Automotive Industry Overview is just background – your real work happens when you have the part number in hand. Access the Factory Manual and get the correct part the first time.