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Sperry New Holland OM 352 Parts Catalog

You’re pulling the Sperry New Holland OM 352 Parts Catalog because you need the right part number, not a guess. Aftermarket parts lists are hit or miss – they leave out superseded parts, skip the illustrations, and sometimes reference a different engine series. This 48-page OEM catalog came from the factory floor in Sint-Truiden, Belgium. It covers only the Mercedes-Benz engine model OM 352/900.021 used in Sperry New Holland equipment. If you’re ordering a Crankshaft, a Fuel lift pump, or a gasket set, you want the exact numbers from the people who built it.

Sperry New Holland OM 352 Parts Catalog – What’s Inside

The table of contents lists 12 groups plus an index. Group 1 is the Crankcase, group 2 Cylinderhead and cover, group 3 Crankshaft – that’s page 3. Group 4 Timing, group 5 Pump injection, group 6 Pump drive and Fuel lift pump, group 7 Fuel filter, group 8 Starting motor and Alternator, group 9 Oil pump, group 10 Oil filter, group 11 Water pump and Cooling, group 12 Exhaust manifold. Every group has exploded-view drawings with numbered callouts and the corresponding part numbers. The index on page 98 helps you cross-reference a part number back to the group.

Group 3: Crankshaft and Rotating Assembly

Need a new Crankshaft for a rebuild? Turn to page 3. You’ll see the crankshaft itself, main bearings, thrust washers, and the flywheel end. Each item has a genuine OEM part number – no aftermarket substitution. If you’ve ever ordered a “will-fit” crankshaft and found the counterweight shape was wrong, you know why factory drawings matter. This catalog uses the same numbering system as the Mercedes-Benz parts network. Match it against your engine serial number.

Pump Injection and Fuel Filter – Groups 5 and 7

Fuel system problems on the OM 352 often come down to injection pump seals or a clogged Fuel filter. Group 5 shows the pump injection assembly with all lines, delivery valves, and mounting brackets. Group 7 covers the Fuel filter head, cartridge, and banjo bolts. If you’re replacing a lift pump on the side of the engine (Group 6), you’ll see the pushrod and gasket spec. Don’t order a generic filter head – get the exact part from these pages and avoid leaks.

How to Use the Index on Page 98

Page 98 is an alphabetical index that runs across all languages (English, French, German, Dutch, Italian). If you have a part number but don’t know which group it belongs to, the index points you to the right page. For example, “injection pump” appears in the English index; “pompe d’injection” in the French. You can locate any component in seconds. That saves time when you’re on the clock and the customer is waiting.

3 Reasons to Buy an OEM Parts Catalog Over Aftermarket

First: illustrations are factory-correct, not redrawn from memory. Aftermarket catalogs often condense multiple years into one drawing, leading to mismatched parts. Second: supersession data is included – if a part was replaced by an improved design, the catalog shows it. Third: the part numbers match the dealer network. Walk into a Sperry New Holland dealer with these numbers and you get the right box. Aftermarket lists don’t have that traceability.

48 pages. That’s all it takes to eliminate guesswork from your parts ordering. No fluff, no reprints – just the original OEM document in PDF form with searchable text.

Parts Catalog vs Service Manual: Know the Difference

This is a parts catalog, not a service manual. It won’t tell you how to torque the Crankshaft pulley bolt or bleed the Fuel system. If you need repair procedures, look for the factory service manual for the OM 352. But if you’re rebuilding and need to know which piston ring set to buy, or which oil seal fits the crankshaft rear main, this catalog is your reference. Pair it with the service manual for a complete shop solution.

FAQ

Does this catalog include torque specifications?

No. It lists parts, not tightening values. You need the service manual for torque specs.

Can I use this catalog to order parts for a non-Sperry New Holland application of the OM 352?

Yes and no. The catalog covers the OM 352/900.021 as used in Sperry New Holland equipment. If your engine has a different prefix or is in a truck chassis, the part numbers may differ at the flywheel housing or mount brackets. Cross-reference the drawings with your engine’s identification plate. For example, the Crankshaft group may show a specific bearing set that is unique to the agricultural application. Always verify before ordering.

How many pages are in the catalog?

48 pages, including the multilingual index.

What languages are included?

English, French, German, Dutch, and Italian. All part numbers and illustrations are shared across languages; the text is translated separately.

Don’t chase parts with a blurry aftermarket scan. Get the real parts catalog instead of guessing. Access the Factory Manual now and have every OEM part number at your fingertips.

Related Manuals:

• Sperry New Holland OM 352 Engine Parts Catalog
• Sperry New Holland OM 401 Engine Parts Catalog
• Sperry New Holland OM 402 Engine Parts Catalog

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