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Neuson 1403 2005 Parts Catalog – Factory Parts Breakdown for Crawler Excavator

If you’ve ever ordered a part for a Neuson 1403 2005 Parts Catalog crawler excavator based on a picture or a guess, you know how that ends. Wrong part, machine down, dealer charging restocking. This 2005 Parts Catalog is the only way to get the exact factory part numbers without the runaround. 158 pages of OEM-sourced listings that tell you what fits and what doesn’t.

Dealers and parts counter guys love when you walk in with a printout from this catalog. Saves them a lookup, saves you a return.

Parts Number Reference List – Navigation of the PDF

The catalog splits into two parts. Part A is the General Information section that tells you how to read the tables. Part B is the Teilesuchliste – the Parts Number Reference List. That’s where you’ll spend your time. Each component gets a position number, an article number, a quantity, and a description in German, English, and French. Flip to page 4 and you’ll see a selection valve (Umschaltventil) listed with article number 1408410. That’s the exact number your dealer needs.

What Does the General Information Section Cover?

Part A runs from the front of the document and includes all the footnotes, symbols, and ordering instructions. It explains the columns: position number, article number, annotations, quantity, and part name. It also spells out the interchange codes. If you skip this section, you’ll misread the table and order the wrong revision of a part. Don’t skip it.

Page 2 shows the table of contents. The whole document is laid out so you can jump straight to the Parts Number Reference List once you understand the codes.

Check Serial Number Compatibility Before Ordering

This catalog covers the Neuson 1403-01 variant starting from serial number AD00454. If your machine’s serial is lower than that, the parts listed here may not match. The front page clearly states “Valid from serial no. AD00454.” Always verify your machine’s PIN before buying a part from this catalog. The same part number can supersede across serial breaks, and the annotation column tells you exactly that.

Symbols and Notations: How to Read the Parts Table

Three codes you’ll see in the “Anm.” column: Au2194N means the old and new numbers interchange both ways. Au21d2N means the old part is replaced by the new one – can’t go backward. A#N means they do not interchange under any condition. There’s also an “E:” prefix that shows the part is valid only from a certain serial number, and “A:” for valid up to a serial number. These codes appear on every line. Miss one and you could order a part that won’t bolt up.

158 Pages of Factory-Grade Part Data

158 pages. Not a condensed aftermarket reprint that lumps parts together. This is the actual Neuson Baumaschinen GmbH publication from July 2005. Every drawing, every part number, every interchange note comes from the same source the dealer’s computer uses. When you see part number 9901175 for a screw, that’s the screw the factory installed. No guesswork.

Neuson 1403 2005 Parts Catalog – Structure and Use

Keep this PDF on your shop tablet. When a customer brings in a 1403 with a hydraulic leak, you can pull up the parts list, find the sealing kit or the manifold section, and give them a firm quote before you even touch a wrench. Cross-reference it with the Neuson 1403 Crawler Excavator Parts Catalog and the Neuson 1403 Crawler Excavator Parts Catalog 2005 for the same model year verification. For service procedures, pair it with the Neuson 1403, 1503, 1903, 2203 2003 Service Manual – OEM Factory Specs.

External resources like Automotive Industry Overview and Automotive Industry Overview help put the machinery in context, but your part numbers live inside this PDF.

Frequently Asked Questions

What serial number range does this catalog cover?

Valid from serial AD00454 onward.

How do I interpret the ‘Au2194N’ notation in the parts list?

It means the old and new part numbers are interchangeable both ways. You’ll also see Au21d2N (old replaced by new, not reversible) and A#N (not interchangeable). This information is listed in the “Anm.” column on each parts line.

Can I use this catalog for other Neuson models like the 1503 or 1903?

This catalog is specifically for the 1403 series. For other models, you need the respective parts catalog. We carry the Neuson 1403, 1503, 1903, 2203 2003 Service Manual – OEM Factory Specs which covers service procedures, but parts catalogs are model-specific.

How do I find the part number for a specific component like the selection valve?

Start in the Teilesuchliste section (Part B). Each component is listed with a position number, article number, quantity, and description. On page 4 of the catalog, you’ll see an example of an Umschaltventil (selection valve) with part number 1408410. Use the figure references to match the position number to the diagram. Make sure to note any serial number restrictions in the “Anm.” column—if it says “E: AA00734V”, that part is only valid from that serial number.

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