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Still R 70-16, R 70-18, R 70-20 Parts Catalog – Factory Parts List That Actually Works

I’ve watched guys spend an afternoon hunting down a fuel injection pump number for a Still R70, only to find out the part was superseded six years ago. That’s money down the drain. This Still R 70-16, R 70-18, R 70-20 Parts Catalog is 3569 pages of OEM part numbers, exploded diagrams, and validity dates that tell you exactly what fits. It’s the same binder the dealer parts counter uses. None of that aftermarket “compatible with” nonsense.

Diesel Engine Coverage (R7094-96)

Page 2 lists the main sections: IC ENGINE, and inside that you get DIESEL ENGINE (R7094-96) with the engine preheater and pulse generator. If you need a part for the block, cylinder head, or injection system, this catalog breaks it down by group number and part number. The remark column shows revisions – you can see which parts changed between production weeks. That matters when the engine serial overlaps with a change in the fuel filter housing. Still RC 40-16 2013 Parts Catalog – OEM Spare Parts List uses a similar structure if you work on smaller Still models.

Fuel System Breakdown: 1.6-1.8 t vs 2.0 t

The FUEL SYSTEM section is split by truck capacity. You get separate pages for FUEL SYSTEM (1.6-1.8 t; series) and FUEL SYSTEM (2.0 t; series). The injector lines, lift pump, and fuel tank differ between the two weight classes. One wrong part and the engine won’t run right. This catalog shows the exact part number for each variant. For the newer generation, check Still R70-16T, R70-18T, R70-20T 2016 Parts Catalog – OEM which covers the T-series with the same engine family.

Exhaust System Variants – What You Need

Still offered the R70 with at least seven exhaust configurations: bottom exhaust with or without oxidation catalytic converter, top exhaust, Eberspächer cleaner, Huss overhead guard. Each one has its own subsection in the IC ENGINE EXHAUST SYSTEM. The RETROFIT (Joystick) section is also in there – that’s a dealer-installed option. If your truck has a cabin, the exhaust routing changes again. The manual shows the part numbers for the muffler brackets and the heat shields per variant. Automotive Industry Overview discusses how forklifts fit into production environments, and having the right exhaust parts keeps emissions legal.

Axle and Drive Unit Parts – Week Codes Matter

Under MECHANICAL DRIVE AXLE you’ll find GEAR DRIVE – REORDER 0172185 with DRIVE UNIT,COMPLETE starting from week 7, 2001. Then there’s a bulletin reference (2002_28) that splits the drive axle into up to week 13, 2003 and from week 14, 2003. The motor and brake part numbers change at those cutoffs. If you order a brake for a 2002 truck using the 2003 part, it won’t bolt up. The catalog lists the correct part for each date range. Still R60-35, R60-40, R60-45, R60-50 2016 Parts Catalog – 2889 Pages has similar date splits for the larger R60 series.

How This Parts Catalog Saves You Time

You don’t need to cross-reference three aftermarket websites. Open the PDF, search by your truck’s serial or model, and the exploded diagram shows every nut, bolt, and seal. Each part number comes with quantity and remark – like “discounted” or “use up to serial 1234”. I’ve used this catalog to pull a complete mast rebuild list in under ten minutes. The factory pages also include the CE documentation and the Ident. Nr. 170 561 – 03.06 so you know you have the right revision. For the electrical side, the ELECTRICS; ELECTRONICS section covers the instrument cluster and control modules. Automotive Industry Overview might give background, but this catalog gives you the actual wire colors and connector pinouts.

Source Validity: Factory Still vs Aftermarket

I don’t trust aftermarket parts catalogs for European forklifts. They mix up metric and imperial threads, omit the production date splits, and copy diagrams from 1990. This is original Still Electronic Documentation System – page 1 spells it out: STILL ELECTRONIC DOCUMENTATION SYSTEM, Ident. Nr. 170 561 – 03.06, R7094-96. It covers the R 70-16 D, R 70-18 D, R 70-20 CD. The German, English, French, Italian, and Spanish text means you can hand it to any tech. Every page number (page 2 for PRODUCT INFORMATION, page 4 for DOCUMENTATION) matches the printed factory version.

Frequently Asked Questions

Does this catalog include engine overhaul torque specs?

No. This is a parts catalog, not a service manual. You get part numbers and exploded views, not torque values or repair procedures. Pair it with a factory service manual for assembly work.

Will it work for a 2005 Still R 70-20?

Check the production dates. The catalog covers trucks up to 2003 based on the date splits (week 13/14, 2003 for the drive axle). For later trucks you need the updated catalog for the R70-20 CD with the newer engine range.

How do I find a part number for the fuel lift pump?

Look under IC ENGINE AUXILIARY PARTS > FUEL SYSTEM. Use the truck capacity (1.6-1.8 t or 2.0 t). The diagram shows the pump with part number. Verify the remark column for supersessions.

Are the illustrations accurate for the cabin variants?

Yes. The DRIVER section includes separate pages for windscreens, doors, tarpaulins, overhead guards, and mirrors. Each variant has its own part number and remark for the cab type (heater, pressure regulator, etc.).

You don’t have time to play parts roulette. This is the factory document that Still dealers use. Open the PDF, find your part, and order it knowing it’s right. Access the Factory Manual now and keep it on your shop tablet.