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Terex S17E 2002 Parts Catalog – Factory Specs for the S17E Elevating Scraper

If you’ve ever ordered a hydraulic hose for a 2002 Terex S17E and ended up with one that’s four inches too short because some third-party catalog had the wrong part number, you know exactly why this manual matters. I’ve seen guys waste half a day and a couple hundred bucks chasing ghost numbers from reprint sites. Stop that. The Terex S17E 2002 Parts Catalog from AutoRepairManuals is the factory-issued document – 354 pages of real part numbers, exploded views, and serial number breaks. No generic drawings. No “compatible with” nonsense. Just what Terex put together for the S17E Elevating Scraper powered by the Detroit Diesel Series S40E 8.7 LTA electronic engine.

What’s Inside: Major Sections and Sub-sections

This parts book is broken into Major Sections that cover specific machine areas. The Table of Contents lists everything – for example, Section 100 covers the Chassis, Section 140 handles the Front Axle Group, Section 230 deals with the Body Hoist System. Each part page has an Index Code at the top left: three numbers that tell you the Major Section, Sub-section, and model PLI number. If a section doesn’t apply to your S17E, it’s omitted – no wasted pages. The book covers machines from Serial No. S8311001 onward, published January 01 and revised February 02. Need a steering cylinder seal kit? Look up the Sub-section under Section 260 or whatever steering components fall under – the index guides you right to the page.

3 Reasons to Trust OEM Documentation Over Aftermarket

First, Terex Equipment Limited warrants their parts for six months from date of sale – that’s factory backing, not a promise from some PDF reseller. Second, the diagrams are exact. I’ve seen aftermarket copies where the bolt pattern for a bellhousing is drawn wrong. That costs you labor and a return trip. Third, the part numbers are direct from the manufacturer. No supersession guesswork. This 2002 edition is the one dealers used when the S17E was still in production. If you want to Automotive Industry Overview on sourcing authenticity, you’ll see why factory docs are the gold standard.

Does This Catalog Cover the Detroit Diesel Series S40E 8.7 LTA?

Yes. The front cover clearly states: “S17E Elevating Scraper (Detroit Diesel Series S40E 8.7 LTA Electronic Powered).” That engine is fully covered in the parts breakdown – everything from the air intake to the oil pan gasket. The manual also includes the warranty terms for Terex replacement parts, so you know what’s covered if a factory component fails. Don’t rely on a third-party site that reprints blurred pages. This is the genuine article.

How to Use This Manual to Identify Parts

Each Major Section has an illustrated index page. Flip to that, find your component group, then turn to the sub-section. Part numbers are listed alongside exploded diagrams. If you need a specific bolt, washer, or hose, the diagram shows its position and the corresponding number. Cross-reference with the serial number range – this book covers from S8311001. If your machine is older, you’ll need an earlier edition. The manual is 354 pages, and I’ve used it to pull parts for an S17E that had been sitting in a yard for five years. It saved me from ordering a wheel rim that wouldn’t fit because the aftermarket catalog had listed the wrong offset. For more factory manuals, check the Terex S17E 2001 Operators Manual – Operation Safety Maintenance Specs and the Schaeff-terex SKL 863 2003 Parts Catalog – OEM Factory Manual or the Schaeff-terex SKL 853 2003 Parts Catalog – Factory OEM 485 Pages if you’ve got other Terex equipment.

Warranty and Authenticity: Terex Factory Backing

Page 3 of the manual prints the full Terex warranty on parts and attachments. Six months from sale, covers defects in material or workmanship. Does not cover negligence, alteration, accident, or overloading. That’s the same warranty you’d get buying a part from a Terex dealer. This book is published by the Product Support Department, Terex Equipment Limited, Motherwell, Scotland. It’s not a photocopy; it’s a factory scan of the original 2002 print. If you want to read more about the importance of official documentation in the Automotive Industry Overview, there’s plenty of evidence that factory manuals reduce repair errors.

FAQ

Will this catalog work for a Terex S17E with a different engine?

No. This catalog is specifically for the Detroit Diesel Series S40E 8.7 LTA. If your machine has a different power unit, you need a different manual.

How do I find the part number for the elevating scraper chain tensioner?

Start in the Table of Contents under the scraper section – likely Section 300 or similar. The index code at the top of each page will guide you. Look for “Elevating Scraper” in the sub-section headings. Once you locate the tensioner assembly in the exploded view, read the part number from the callout and order it from a Terex dealer with confidence that the number matches the factory diagram. I’ve done it myself; takes about ten minutes if you know the general area.

This 2002 Parts Catalog for the Terex S17E is the real deal – 354 pages, OEM, factory-coded. Don’t waste another Saturday hunting down wrong parts. Access the Factory Manual and get the right numbers the first time.