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Still RX70-22, RX70-25, RX70-30, RX70-35 2006 Parts Catalog

I’ve lost count of how many Saturday mornings I’ve watched a guy try to order a fuel filter for his Still RX70-22 using a generic cross-reference chart. The part arrives, doesn’t fit, and he’s down for another week while the rental bill climbs. Aftermarket parts catalogs mix up engine variants, skip the production week break points, and leave you holding a wrong injector or a support valve that doesn’t match your build date. This Still RX70-22, RX70-25, RX70-30, RX70-35 2006 Parts Catalog is the original OEM document from Still Elektronic Documentation System – the same binder that sits in the dealer’s parts counter. 5,549 pages of factory part numbers, exploded diagrams, and validity tables that tell you exactly which part to order for your serial number range. If you fix one of these diesel forklifts for a living, this is the only source you trust.

Diesel Engine Coverage: BXT, BEU, and CBHA

The catalog splits the IC Engine section into three distinct diesel engines because Still used different powerplants depending on build date and hybrid configuration. You get the DIESEL ENGINE (R7321/R7322/R7323 Hybrid/R7324 Hybrid Dieselengine VW SDI BXT 1,9ltr.) – that covers the early SDI engines with the BXT code. Then the DIESEL ENGINE (7323/24/29/30; bis 07. Kalenderwoche 2008) section handles the BEU engines up to calendar week 7 of 2008. After that, the DIESEL ENGINE (7323/24/29/30; ab 08. Kalenderwoche 2008) picks up with the CBHA motor. Each engine subsection includes its own support valve assemblies and pulse generator listings. If you’re rebuilding a 2006 RX70-30 with a BXT, you don’t want to accidentally grab a BEU injection pump. The catalog’s validity columns stop that mistake cold.

Air Filter System Variations – Don’t Guess Which One

Still designed six distinct air filter system complete assemblies for the RX70 series, depending on chassis variant and whether the truck operates in a dusty environment. The catalog lists each one separately: standard for R7321-22, standard for R7323-24/R7329-30, versions for heavy dust, and conversion kits for heavy dust covers. Every entry includes the exact part numbers for the air duct assembly, the pre-cleaner, and the filter element. Page references inside the IC ENGINE AUXILIARY PARTS chapter let you jump straight to the illustration for your machine. One wrong filter housing can throw off the turbo inlet pressure – this catalog saves you that headache.

Cooling System Configurations – 7 or More Options

Radiator assemblies, reservoir tanks, and cooling system complete assemblies are broken out by chassis and option packages. Standard cooling for R7321-24, a separate listing for R7323-24/R7329-30 after week 2 of 2008, dusty environment versions, and even Eberspächer exhaust gas cleaner configurations. If your RX70-35 has the soot-burning aftertreatment, you need the “with Eberspächer exhaust gas cleaner” section – the standard radiator part numbers won’t have the extra ports for the EGR cooler. The catalog’s organization makes it obvious which line to follow.

Parts Catalog vs Service Manual – Know the Difference

This is a Parts Catalog, not a repair manual. It tells you what the factory part number is, how many you need, and where it goes on the truck. It does not give torque specs or step-by-step disassembly. For that, you want the matching Still RX70-22, RX70-25, RX70-30, RX70-35 2006 Service Manual. But if you’re ordering parts or trying to identify an unlabeled component on an electrical motor or pulse generator assembly, this catalog is faster than calling the dealer. The 5549 pages cover everything from the PRODUCT INFORMATION chapter (vehicle documents, CE plates) through ELECTRIC MOTOR, IC ENGINE, IC ENGINE AUXILIARY PARTS, IC ENGINE EXHAUST SYSTEM, MECHANICAL DRIVE AXLE, CHASSIS, OPERATOR’S COMPARTMENT, STEERING SYSTEM, WHEELS AND TYRES, BRAKING SYSTEM, CONTROLS, INSTRUMENT, ELECTRICS/ELECTRONICS, ELECTRONIC CONTROLS, HYDRAULIC, WORKING HYDRAULICS, VALVE, LOAD LIFTING SYSTEM, MAST, LOAD CARRIER, ATTACHMENT, SPECIAL EQUIPMENT, and OTHER ACCESSORIES. That’s the full 30.10.2016 revision of the original PDF.

Why OEM Documentation Matters for the RX70-22, RX70-25, RX70-30, RX70-35

Aftermarket parts databases often collapse multiple engine variants into one generic listing. The Still factory catalog respects the Kalenderwoche (calendar week) cut‑offs. For example, the PULSE GENERATOR listing changes at calendar week 35 of 2007. If you order a pulse generator for a 2006 RX70-22 using an aftermarket source, you might get the post‑2007 design that doesn’t bolt up. The OEM catalog shows the exact validity range for each part number, so you only order what fits. Same for the air filter conversion kits and cooling system radiators – the detail is granular enough to distinguish between a standard R7321 chassis and one equipped with road lighting and rear work lights.

Another thing: the catalog includes the complete Engine Heater section for both 1.9‑liter and 2.0‑liter TDI engines. If your shop runs RX70-25s in a cold storage warehouse, that heater assembly part number is in this catalog. You won’t find that in a generic parts app.

Does this catalog cover the VW SDI BXT engine used in the RX70 hybrid models?

Yes. The DIESEL ENGINE (BXT) subsection under IC ENGINE lists all engine-specific parts for the 1.9-liter VW SDI BXT hybrid. Includes support valves and pulse generators up to calendar week 7/2008.

I need to order a support valve for a 2008 RX70-30. Which section do I use?

If the build date is after week 8 of 2008, go to the DIESEL ENGINE (CBHA) section. Support valve assemblies are listed there with multiple part numbers depending on the exact engine code. If the build date is before week 8, use the BEU section. The catalog provides the exact production week cut‑offs, so check the machine’s serial number against the validity column.

Related manuals: STILL RX70 Series 2006 Parts Catalog | Still RC 40-16 2013 Parts Catalog – OEM Spare Parts List | Still R70-16T, R70-18T, R70-20T 2016 Parts Catalog – OEM

If you want to understand how Still organizes its intralogistics documentation, read the Automotive Industry Overview or check the Automotive Industry Overview for background on industrial vehicle standards. Access the Factory Manual and get the correct part numbers on your workbench before you pick up the phone.