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Lamborghini Murcielago SV LP 670-4 2010 Parts Catalog – Factory OEM Part Numbers, Not Aftermarket Guesswork

Chasing part numbers on a Lamborghini Murcielago SV LP 670-4 is a fast way to blow your budget if you order the wrong ABS control unit or a brake hose that doesn’t fit. I’ve seen guys buy three different front calipers for a Diablo because they trusted a third-party parts list. Factory OEM documentation is the only way. This Lamborghini Murcielago SV LP 670-4 2010 Parts Catalog is the same book the dealership parts counter uses – 1374 pages of exploded diagrams, OEM part numbers, and torque values. No cross-referencing, no calling the dealer.

Brake System – ABS Unit Exploded Views

Page 1 of this catalog shows the ABS control unit and brake system layout for the Murcielago SV LP 670-4. You get the exact part numbers for the left front and right front flexible hoses, the bracket, and the support. The table lists every washer, nut, and screw with Lamborghini’s own reference numbers. If you need to replace the ABS control unit on a 2010 car, you’ll find part number 410614517, and the torque spec for the mounting nuts is factory-verified. No aftermarket catalog will give you that.

Cooling System – Radiator Pipe Routing and Part Numbers

The Cooling section includes RADIATOR PIPES, RADIATORS, and the OIL SYS RADIATOR. You can trace the coolant path from the front radiators to the engine. Each hose, clamp, and bracket has an OEM part number. For example, the right front radiator pipe assembly – you see the exact steel line and rubber connector, not a generic “coolant hose kit.” This matters when you’re ordering for a car that had two different radiator configurations depending on whether it’s the SV or base LP640.

Electrical System – Six Separate Sections of Wiring and Components

This catalog splits the Electrical system into six sections: ELECTRICAL SYSTEM through ELECTRICAL SYSTEM VI. You get the ignition system, starter, alternator, and all the sensors. The Crankshaft position sensor? It appears under ELECTRICAL SYSTEM II with the exact bracket and fastener part numbers. Want to trace the harness from the engine bay to the dashboard? The wiring diagrams aren’t in this parts book (that’s the service manual), but every connector, terminal, and wire is listed with a part number so you can order replacements without pulling your hair out.

Engine Bottom End – Crankshaft, Crankcase, and Cylinder Block

Under CRANKSHAFT, CRANKCASE, and CYL.BLOCK you get the heart of the V12. The catalog shows the main bearing shells, thrust washers, and the crankshaft itself. If you’re rebuilding an engine, you need the factory part numbers for the piston rings, connecting rods, and the bedplate bolts. This catalog lists everything with the correct torque specifications referenced in the service manual. Don’t trust a used parts seller who says “it fits.” Verify with page numbers from this book.

Source Validity – OEM Non-Reprint, Real Factory Data

I have a stack of aftermarket parts catalogs in my shop that I use for nothing but fire-starting. They copy old editions, miss revisions, and use generic part numbers. The PDF you get from AutoRepairManuals is scanned from the original 2010 publication, not a reprint. The table of contents matches the dealer-level system – including ABS UNIT.pdf, BRAKE SYSTEM, and all the ELECTRICAL SYSTEM subsections. That’s why I won’t order a single part for a Murcielago without this catalog in front of me. If you want to avoid returning three sets of calipers, buy the factory book.

Check the related manuals for other Lamborghini models: Automobili Lamborghini LP640 Workshop Manual – OEM Factory Specs covers the LP640 with the same V12 but different brake and suspension parts. For the four-wheel-drive setup, see Lamborghini L714 Workshop Manual – Section: Transfer Case. And if you work on older equipment, Massey-Harris-Ferguson FF 30 GS 1957 Parts Catalog | OEM Fastener Guide shows the same attention to fastener specs.

Looking for industry context? Automotive Industry Overview talks about how OEM parts catalogs prevent counterfeits. And Automotive Battery covers lead-acid specs that also apply to this car’s 12V system.

FAQ – Common Questions About This Parts Catalog

Does this catalog cover the Murcielago LP640 or just the SV?

The title says “MURCIELAGO SV LP 670-4”, but the TOC includes a section for Murciélago Coupé LP640 (page 2 of the table of contents). It lists parts that are common across the platform, like accessories and fasteners. However, body panels and specific SV items (rear wing, front diffuser) are exclusive to the SV. If you need LP640-specific items, check the LP640 workshop manual.

Are the torque specs listed in this parts catalog?

No. This is a parts catalog, not a service manual. It gives part numbers and quantities, but torque values are referenced in the corresponding workshop manual. That said, for critical fasteners like crankshaft bolts, you can cross-reference the bolt part number with the workshop spec – the bolt grade is encoded in the OEM number.

Can I use this catalog to order parts for a 2009 Murcielago?

This catalog is specifically for MY 2010. Many parts, especially electrical and brake components, changed from 2009 to 2010 due to the SV update. For a 2009, you need the 2009 catalog. Do not assume interchangeability.

Does the PDF include the welcome letter and all 1374 pages?

Yes. The file contains the WelcomeLetter section plus all 1374 pages. The bookmarks match the printed catalog exactly – from ABS UNIT.pdf through WIPERS. Each page is a scan of the original factory print, not a copy-paste job.

If you’re rebuilding, restoring, or just ordering a replacement part for your 2010 Lamborghini Murcielago SV LP 670-4, you need the factory parts breakdown. Get the exact OEM part number before you spend a dime. Access the Factory Manual and stop guessing.