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Liebherr L 580 2010 Parts Catalog – OEM Factory Parts Breakdown

If you’ve ever ordered a hydraulic pump for a Liebherr L 580 2010 Parts Catalog and ended up with the wrong displacement because the aftermarket book had a typo, you know the pain. That’s money and time down the drain. This 2010 Liebherr L 580 Parts Catalog is the factory document – 519 pages of part numbers, exploded views, and ordering procedures that match what the dealer uses. No guesswork.

Working on a wheel loader without the correct parts list is like torquing head bolts by feel – you might get lucky, but you’ll eventually pay for it. This catalog eliminates the gamble. Every part number, every illustration, every revision note comes straight from Liebherr’s engineering department.

GRUNDGERAET – Base Machine Parts Layout

The first major section covers the base machine – literally “Grundgerät” in German. You’ll find the frame, mounting brackets, and structural components. Each part is listed with a position number that corresponds to an exploded diagram. This is where you start when you need a bolt, a bushing, or a reinforcement plate. The diagrams are clear enough that even a first-time owner can point to the right item.

What Information Do You Need to Order Parts?

Page 5 of this PDF spells out exactly what Liebherr expects on a parts order: machine type (from the data tag), machine serial number, article number, description, and quantity. If your part has a Fabrikationsnummer (manufacturer’s number) like [2003 28 0481], you must include that. Skip any of them and your order will be delayed. This catalog gives you those numbers so you don’t have to call the dealer and guess.

MOTOR EINBAU – Engine Installation Components

Engines aren’t just dropped in – they come with a specific set of mounting plates, brackets, and hardware. The MOTOR EINBAU section lists everything from the engine block itself to the ancillaries like the Dreifachzahnradpumpe (triple gear pump) and the Kühlanlage (cooling system). Each part number is verified against the engine serial number range. If you’re swapping an engine, this section saves you from ordering parts that don’t line up.

4 Critical Sections for Hydraulic System Repairs

Hydraulic systems fail – it’s a fact of life on a loader. This catalog covers four key areas:

• Verstellpumpen (variable pumps) – including pump carrier groups and control valves
• Tandempumpen (tandem pumps) – with regulator inserts and measuring pistons
• Hydraulikzylinder (hydraulic cylinders) – both lift and tilt cylinders for the loader arms
• Lenkanlage (steering system) – servo stats, distribution blocks, and emergency steering pumps

Having the factory part numbers means you get the exact seal kit or replacement pump the first time.

Using the Liebherr L 580 2010 Parts Catalog for Accurate Ordering

Page 3 of the PDF carries a warning: “Änderungen von technischen Details der Maschine gegenüber den Angaben und Abbildungen der vorliegenden Unterlagen sind vorbehalten” – technical details may change. That’s why you need the factory revision date (23.3.2010). Aftermarket parts lists copy old data and miss updates. This catalog is the 2010 release, so it matches that production year. Pair it with the Liebherr L 580 2014 Service Manual for the procedures. For an older machine, check the Liebherr L 580 458 2004 Parts Catalog – OEM Factory Specs. Another related guide is the Liebherr RL 44 1091 11638 2010 Parts Catalog – OEM Factory Specs.

Source Authenticity – Why a Factory Parts Catalog Beats Third-Party Lists

I’ve seen third-party parts compilations that list the wrong seal cross-section or omit superseded part numbers. Liebherr’s own engineers built this PDF. It includes the “Ersatzteilblatt” numbering system that tells you if a part is a wear item, exchange unit, or adjustable component. That information is gold when you’re ordering a variable pump core. The OEM documentation is the only source you can trust for fleet operations. For broader context on why OEM documentation matters in the Automotive Industry Overview, and the same standards apply to heavy equipment. Another look at industry practices Automotive Industry Overview.

Does this catalog include torque specs?

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

Can I use this to identify parts for my L 580?

Yes – each part is listed with position number, description, quantity, and illustration reference.

What if my machine has a different serial number range?

The catalog includes serial number applicability for each part. Check the column labeled “Serie” on page 4 of the PDF. You’ll see ranges like “9876-9675” which tells you which machines the part fits. For some parts, there are separate listings for “ab Serien Nr.” meaning from a certain serial number onward. If your serial number falls outside the listed range, the part may not be compatible. You should always verify with your machine’s data tag. This is critical for ordering correctly and avoiding returns.

Is this the same as the service manual?

No, parts catalog only – you need the service manual for repair procedures.

Access the Factory Manual from AutoRepairManuals and stop trusting third-party part numbers. This is the PDF the dealers use – 519 pages of genuine Liebherr data for your L 580.