Case IH Magnum 180 / 190 / 200 / 210 / 220 / 225 / 240 service schedule

Case IH Magnum · Tier 4 era CVT models (check your handbook for your build dates)

Every maker's service job for the Case IH Magnum 180 / 190 / 200 / 210 / 220 / 225 / 240, counted in hours, with the oils, filters and parts each one needs. Add your tractor to Farmyard Workshop and it works out what's due from your hours and dates, and keeps the service history.

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Versions: CVT (continuously variable) transmission; Full Powershift transmission

Service intervals

JobWhen
Grease fittingsevery 50 hours
Hydraulic filters changeevery 600 hours or every year
Engine oil and filter changeevery 600 hours
Fuel filters changeevery 600 hours
Engine primary air filter changeevery 600 hours
Differential and planetary oil changeevery 1,200 hours or every year
Transmission oil change (with hydraulic filters)every 1,200 hours or every year
Coolant, secondary air filter and valve adjustmentevery 1,200 hours or every 2 years

Service jobs and parts

Grease fittings

Chassis · every 50 hours

The handbook lists grease fittings at every 50 hours, together with cleaning the coolers, checking the cab air filter, wheel bolt torque and tyre pressures.

PartQtyNotesPart number
Grease1Grade: check your handbookcheck your handbook
Step-by-step
  1. Wipe each nipple clean and grease every fitting in the handbook.
  2. Clean the radiator, coolers and condenser.
  3. Check wheel bolt torque and tyre pressures.

Tools: Grease gun, Torque wrench, Tyre gauge

Hydraulic filters change

Hydraulics · every 600 hours or every year

The handbook lists the hydraulic filter(s) at every 600 hours and again at every 1,200 hours or annually, so change them at the shorter interval.

PartQtyNotesPart number
Hydraulic oil filter1Reseller listing quotes it for Magnum 180, 210 and 240; check which filter in your parts book48142163
Step-by-step
  1. Warm the oil, stop the engine and clean around the filter housing.
  2. Remove the filter over a tray, fit the new one with a lightly oiled seal.
  3. Start the engine, run the hydraulics and check the oil level and for leaks.

Tools: Filter wrench, Drain tray, Gloves

Engine oil and filter change

Engine · every 600 hours

The handbook lists the engine oil and filter at every 600 hours. The filter is changed with the oil every time.

PartQtyNotesPart number
Engine oil110W-40 (Akcela Unitek No.1 SBL CJ-4). CJ-4 (Case IH Akcela Unitek No.1 SBL CJ-4 or Akcela No.1), 16.5 L with filter. Aztec Oils match: EMPROTEC UHPD-X 10W-40check your handbook
Engine oil filter1Bane-Welker (a Case IH dealer) lists it as the Case IH engine oil filter for MX Magnum; confirm for your engine with your PIN. Also sold as 86990980, 8447554384229397
Step-by-step
  1. Park level, stop the engine, set the park brake and take the key out. Warm the engine first so the oil drains well.
  2. Put the tray under the sump, remove the drain plug and drain all the oil.
  3. Remove the old filter and clean the sealing face. Oil the new seal lightly.
  4. Fit the new filter as marked on it, refit the drain plug and fill to the dipstick mark.
  5. Run the engine for a minute, stop, wait a few minutes and recheck the level. Look for leaks.

Tools: Drain tray (20 L), Socket set, Filter wrench, Funnel, Shop towels, Gloves

Fuel filters change

Fuel · every 600 hours

The handbook lists 'Fuel filters' at every 600 hours. Drain the water separator when the warning message shows.

PartQtyNotesPart number
Fuel filter1Reseller listing for Magnum 180; check which filter (primary or secondary) with your parts book87346728
Step-by-step
  1. Stop the engine and clean around the filters.
  2. Remove the old filters over a tray. Smear a little diesel on the new seals and fit them.
  3. Prime the system as the handbook says, start and check for leaks.

Tools: Filter wrench, Drain tray, Gloves

Engine primary air filter change

Engine · every 600 hours

The handbook lists the engine primary air filter at every 600 hours, and when the warning shows.

PartQtyNotesPart number
Primary air filter1Reseller listing for Magnum 180 to 240; also sold as 8457912648027059
Step-by-step
  1. Stop the engine, open the air cleaner cover and take out the primary element.
  2. Wipe the housing clean. Fit the new element and close the cover.

Tools: Clean cloth

Differential and planetary oil change

Axles · every 1,200 hours or every year

The handbook lists differential and planetary oil at 600 hours (check) and a change at every 1,200 hours or annually. The mechanical front drive gearbox is on the same interval.

PartQtyNotesPart number
Axle gear oil185W-140 EP (Case IH Akcela Gear 135 H EP). Rear axle quantity: check your handbook; front axle 4.0 fixed: 11 L differential, 2.3 L each planetary. Aztec Oils match: AGRITEC EP-4 85W-140 WBScheck your handbook
Step-by-step
  1. Warm the oil by driving, then park level.
  2. Drain the differential and each planetary, refit the plugs and refill to the level plug.
  3. Do the front gearbox at the same time.

Tools: Drain trays, Socket set, Funnel, Gloves

Transmission oil change (with hydraulic filters)

Transmission · every 1,200 hours or every year

The handbook lists the transmission oil at every 1,200 hours or annually, with the hydraulic filter(s). The CVT lubrication filter is at 1,200 hours or 2 years.

PartQtyNotesPart number
Transmission / hydraulic oil1Tractor hydraulic-transmission oil. Case IH Akcela Hy-Tran Ultraction (maker spec; no grade given), 100 L (CVT) or 85 L (Full Powershift)check your handbook
Transmission oil filter(s)1Check your parts bookcheck your handbook
Step-by-step
  1. Warm the oil, park level and stop the engine.
  2. Drain the oil, change the filters and refill with the right oil.
  3. Run the engine and the hydraulics, recheck the level and look for leaks.

Tools: Large drain tray, Socket set, Funnel or pump, Filter wrench

Coolant, secondary air filter and valve adjustment

Engine · every 1,200 hours or every 2 years

The handbook lists engine coolant, secondary air filter, valve adjustment, blow-by filter and the CVT lubrication filter at every 1,200 hours or 2 years.

PartQtyNotesPart number
Secondary air filter1Check your handbookcheck your handbook
Coolant1Case IH extended-life coolant (maker spec; no grade given), 23.65 Lcheck your handbook
Step-by-step
  1. Replace the secondary air filter and the blow-by filter.
  2. Drain and refill the cooling system with the right coolant.
  3. Have the valve clearances set as the handbook says.

Tools: Spanners, Feeler gauges, Drain tray

Oils, fluids and capacities

SystemOil or specCapacity
EngineCase IH / FPT 6-cylinder turbocharged diesel with DEF / AdBlue exhaust treatment
Engine oilCase IH Akcela Unitek No.1 SBL CJ-4 or Akcela No.1 Engine Oil16 L without a filter change; 16.5 L with a filter change
CoolantCooling system 23.65 L
Valve clearancesValve adjustment is a service item at 1,200 hours or 2 years; clearances: check your handbook
Engine oilCase IH Akcela Unitek No.1 SBL CJ-4 / Akcela No.116 L (no filter change), 16.5 L (with filter)
Transmission and hydraulics (CVT)Case IH Akcela Hy-Tran Ultraction100 L
Transmission and hydraulics (Full Powershift)Case IH Akcela Hy-Tran Ultraction85 L
MFD front axle, 4.0 fixed: differential / each planetaryCase IH Akcela Gear 135 H EP 85W-14011 L / 2.3 L
MFD front axle, 4.75 saddle: differentialCase IH Akcela Gear 135 H EP 85W-14017.5 L
Cooling systemCase IH extended-life coolant23.65 L
Fuel tankDiesel586.7 L
DEF / AdBlue tankDEF (ISO 22241)88.2 L

Specifications

Capacities sourceMagnum 180/200/220/240 service manual; the table was scrambled in the copy read, so check your handbook for the exact row

Known problems

CVT and Powershift

The operator's manual read was for the CVT tractor. If yours is Full Powershift, check the transmission tasks against your handbook.

Fault codes: Suspended front axle codes 10001-10036

Front axle suspension (APH/CCM and MRM types)

CodeMeaningWhat to do
10001-10003 / 10009Lockout, raise or lower solenoid faultSuspension may lock; drive slowly. Dealer.
10004 / 10005 / 10029 / 10030Axle position sensor reading too high / too lowCheck the sensor and linkage; dealer.
10008 / 10027 / 10028 / 10035Suspension cannot raise, lower or return to setpointDealer.
10010 / 10011Chassis accelerometer voltage low / highDealer.
10020-10023Pump/tank, rod, piston or lock-out solenoid circuit fault (MRM)Dealer.
10024Front suspension not calibratedRun the auto-calibration in the handbook, or dealer.
10025 / 10026 / 10031-10034Rod or piston pressure fails to build or drop, or pressure sensor signal fault (MRM)Check for oil leaks; dealer.
10036Axle position dropping: possible hydraulic leakLook for oil leaks and park the suspension locked; dealer.

Fault codes: Braking, park lock and ABS codes 12011-12999 (Case IH / New Holland)

Electric park lock (EPL) and ABS

CodeMeaningWhat to do
12011-12020 / 12163EPL motor, power stage or temperature faultPark lock may not work: chock the wheels; dealer.
12024 / 12132-12150EPL ignition or CAN message errorsRestart; dealer.
12032-12034 / 12172 / 12183-12186EPL encoder or actuator fault, cable off, or timeoutChock the wheels; dealer.
12052-12054Battery out of range for the park lockCheck the battery.
12066 / 12068 / 12215Trailer relay fault or not configuredCheck the trailer connection.
12188Excess brake pad wearHave brake pads checked now.
12192 / 12202Invalid shuttle park status / handbrake switch mismatchDealer.
12212-12214Park lock not calibrated, not initialised or disabledDealer.
12500 / 12501ABS configured but not present / present but not configuredDealer.
12502-12505 / 12511-12513Rear axle air sensor or circuit pressure faultCheck for air leaks; don't use on the road if low.
12514-12529Air-over-hydraulic brake sensor, stroke or pedal-switch faultsStop road use; dealer.
12600-12607 / 12660-12669 / 12694-12698ABS controller internal or configuration faultABS may be off: dealer.
12608-12639Wheel speed sensor open, shorted, jumping, air gap, ring damaged or wheel diameter wrong (RL, RR, FL, FR)Check the sensor plug and ring for mud or damage; ABS may be off.
12640-12659 / 12672 / 12673 / 12712 / 12713ABS valve, solenoid or pressure sensor faultGet checked before road use.
12676-12682ABS supply voltage or ground faultCheck battery and earth straps; dealer.
12684-12692Low brake system pressure, leakage or uncontrollable valveStop; don't drive on the road until the brakes are checked.
12699-12709 / 12999ABS CAN or trailer (eXBR1) message errors; unknown faultDealer.
12701ABS in factory test mode, not for public roadsDon't use on the road; dealer.

Fault codes: Rear hitch (EDC) codes 1002-1070 (Case IH / New Holland)

Electronic draft control hitch

CodeMeaningWhat to do
1002 / 1003 / 1004 / 1049Radar missing, or wheel/ground speed sensor signal wrong or openCheck the radar face is clean and plugs are tight; slip control may be off.
1006 / 1010 / 1012 / 1021 / 1025 / 1033A hitch control knob or lever (slip, height limit, drop rate, sensitivity, position, draft) signal faultTurn the knobs through their range and check plugs; dealer if it persists.
1008 / 1009Raise/work switch fault, or both fender switches pressed or pressed at key-onRelease the fender switches and restart.
1014-1020Load-sensing pin signal too low/high, both disconnected, or 8 V reference wrongCheck the pin plugs for corrosion; draft control unreliable until fixed.
1024Hitch calibration neededRecalibrate per the handbook, or dealer.
1027 / 1028Lift arm position sensor voltage low / highCheck the sensor plug; dealer.
1029 / 1031Hydraulic control valve or chassis harness disconnectedCheck the plugs; dealer.
1063-1067Raise/lower solenoid open or shorted, or valve supply voltage lowLower the hitch fully with the engine stopped if it sticks; dealer.
1068 / 1070Height limit not at maximum during calibration / ram configuration not setDealer.

Fault codes: Electronic remote valve (EHR) codes 4100-4232 and 4500-4566

Rear (41xx, 42xx) and front (45xx) remote valves

CodeMeaningWhat to do
Block +0 (4100, 4114, 4128, 4142, 4156 / 4500, 4514, 4528, 4542)Remote N: no control signalCheck the lever/joystick plug.
Block +1Remote N: control signal invalidDealer if it repeats.
Block +2Remote N: memory (EEPROM) faultDealer.
Block +3Remote N in failsafe modeStop using that remote; dealer.
Block +4 / +5Remote N supply voltage low / highCheck battery and charging.
Block +6 / +7Remote N spool travel below / above rangeDealer.
Block +8Remote N float position not reachedDealer.
Block +9Remote N valve overridden by handRelease any manual override.
Block +10 / +11Remote N driver circuit or position sensor faultDealer.
Block +12 / +13Remote N cannot return to neutral, or spool off neutral at start-upStop; a stuck-open remote can move an implement. Dealer.
4170, 4173, 4177, 4180Control 1-4 not calibratedRecalibrate or dealer.
4190-4193 / 4198 / 4560-4563Remote N communication lostCheck the valve plug; dealer.
4216-4220Remote 1-5 spool not calibratedDealer.
4232Rear EHR fender switch engaged at key-onRelease the switch and restart.
4564EHR joystick: no communicationCheck joystick plug.
4565 / 4566High-flow pump: connection or configuration errorDealer.

Fault codes: UCM, instrument cluster, steering and A/C codes 13001-16134

Body electrics and cluster

CodeMeaningWhat to do
13001-13008Sensor 5 V or 8.5 V reference voltage low / highCheck the battery, earths and plugs; dealer.
13010-1302412 V supply line low at UCM output (A, B, D, F1, F3, H, H1, M, R, S1, S2, T1, U1, U2)Check the fuses for that circuit (same rating); dealer.
14013-14016Steering angle sensor shorted or open, or 5 V supply wrongDealer.
14021 / 14022Cranking line shorted high or lowDealer.
14051 / 14052Fuel level sensor shorted or openGauge unreliable; dip the tank.
14061 / 14100Air brake pressure sensor fault or not configuredDon't rely on the gauge; check brake air before road use.
14091 / 14092Transmission output speed sensor shorted or openDealer.
14095 / 14096Vane pump shorted or open (CCM-LWB CVT only)Dealer.
14097 / 14098Transmission oil pressure sensor shorted or openCheck the oil level; dealer.
14102-14128A unit is fitted but not configured (steering sensor, climate, park, ABS, radar, TECU, APM...)Dealer must configure.
14117 / 14119ABS or radar missingCheck plugs; ABS may be off: dealer.
14300 / 14301 / 14304Park system frequency mismatch, shorted/open or not validatedChock wheels; dealer.
14900-14916Controller missing (transmission, engine, armrest, steering, climate, park, ISOBUS...)Check plugs and fuses; dealer.
14921 / 14922Hardware ID not programmed / wrong steering sensor configurationDealer.
15002 / 15003Steering wheel proximity sensor open / shortedDealer.
15006-15009 / 15012-15014Steering split valve or change valve circuit open, shorted or stuckSteer carefully; dealer.
15010Steering safety switch failureDealer.
15011Steering engagement time limit reached (5 minutes)Re-engage; normal timeout.
15024Steering system not calibratedDealer.
16111-16118A/C cab, outlet, evaporator or outside sensor open or shortedComfort only; dealer when convenient.
16120-16122A/C blower, temperature or mode control broken or shortedComfort only.
16125-16134A/C high- or low-pressure switch shorted, cycling or openSwitch the A/C off; dealer. Don't top up refrigerant yourself.

Fault codes: Tier 4B engine codes 3001-3988 (Case IH / New Holland)

Engine controller (selection of the commonest)

CodeMeaningWhat to do
3001-3003 / 3364 / 3365 / 3749Foot throttle or accelerator pedal sensor faultCheck the pedal plug; dealer.
3005 / 3014 / 3017 / 3026 / 3049Air filter clogged or sensor fault (3026 severe: engine limited)Clean or replace the air filter now.
3018Air cartridge worn, replace soonBook an air filter change.
3006-3010 / 3172 / 3173 / 3367 / 3443Coolant temperature sensor fault, or coolant above warning levelEase the load, idle, check coolant level when cool, clean the radiator.
3028-3032Engine oil pressure sensor or minimum oil pressure faultStop and check the oil level; don't run with low oil pressure.
3033-3036 / 3147 / 3447Oil temperature sensor fault or oil too hotEase the load; check the oil level.
3051 / 3052Battery voltage too high or lowCheck battery and charging.
3059Main relay stuckDealer.
3060-3083 / 3188-3208Cylinder 1-6 injector circuit short or openEngine may run rough or lose power; dealer.
3088-3093Crank or cam speed sensor values implausible / disagreeDealer; may stall or not start.
3096 / 3097 / 3263 / 3652CAN bus off (A, B, C)Restart; dealer.
3102-3112Rail pressure sensor, valve or metering faultsChange fuel filters if due; dealer.
3118 / 3119 / 3280-3285 / 3811Internal or sensor supply voltage faultCheck battery; dealer.
3132 / 3425 / 3647Over-boost or under-boostCheck air filter and hoses for leaks; dealer.
3133-3136 / 3154-3156Glow lamp or intake heater circuit faultCold starting may be poor; dealer.
3146 / 3688Water-in-fuel sensor or circuit faultDrain the fuel water trap; use clean fuel.
3157 / 3158 / 3487Engine anti-tamper check failedDealer.
3160-3169Fan or fuel filter heater circuit faultCheck radiators are clear; dealer.
3177Overspeed detected by engine protectionReduce speed or change gear.
3258-3262 / 3403Starter relay circuit faultCheck battery and connections.
3293-3309 / 3805 / 3915Rail pressure deviation, too high or too lowDealer: engine power may be limited.
3361ECM memory (EEPROM) errorDealer.
3368-3371 / 3508 / 3581 / 3594 / 3616 / 3656Torque limited (smoke, protection, injection, DPF, turbo, SCR)Find the cause (temperatures, DEF, DPF warnings) and call your dealer.
3436All inducement blocks lockedDealer: engine restricted until fixed.
3451-3455Fuel main filter worn, severely clogged, or pre-filter cloggedChange the fuel filter(s) now.
3458 / 3627 / 3909 / 3962Crankcase pressure highCheck the breather and oil level; dealer.
3450 / 3463 / 3464 / 3614 / 3615 / 3856-3868eVGT turbo actuator or turbo speed faultDealer.
3465-3486Water pump / coolant pump actuator faultsWatch temperature; dealer.
3509Fuel tank below critical levelRefuel at once to avoid air in the fuel system.
3511-3515 / 3525-3533 / 3537-3546SCR / NOx sensor, dosing or catalyst faultCheck DEF level and quality; dealer.
3565 / 3569 / 3574 / 3609 / 3617-3621 / 3930 / 3933Warning levels 1-10 on SCR/AdBlue (distance/time based)Refill or fix DEF now; later stages limit power.
3593Reducing agent (AdBlue) quality too lowDrain and refill with correct AdBlue; dealer.
3597Reducing agent level warningRefill AdBlue.
3702Failed engine start detectedCheck fuel and battery.
3726-3730Fuel-in-oil or soot-in-oil above limitStop; check the oil level and smell for fuel; dealer.
3780-3785Particulate filter engine protection / locked regenerationsCarry out the regeneration as the handbook says; dealer.

Fault codes: PTO, 4WD, diff lock and front PTO codes 5001-8099

PTO and drive-line control

CodeMeaningWhat to do
5001-5008 / 5042 / 5043Rear PTO brake or clutch solenoid open, shorted or stuck; management switch stuckSwitch the PTO off and stop the engine before looking; dealer.
5010-5015 / 5024PTO shift motor, shift sensor or shift switch fault, or shift not calibrated; PTO fuse input openCheck the PTO fuse (same rating only); dealer.
5027 / 5044Rear PTO speed sensor open or shortedCheck the plug; dealer.
5033-5037Cab or fender PTO switch open, shorted or stuckClean/check the switch; dealer.
5098 / 5099 / 8099PTO option not enabled or not configuredDealer to configure.
6023Four-wheel-drive solenoid open circuitCheck the plug and fuse; dealer.
7017Differential lock solenoid circuit openCheck plug and fuse; dealer.
7024 / 7032Steering angle sensor not calibrated / signal too lowDealer calibration.
7100-7104Auto-guidance isolation solenoid or steering angle plausibility fault; guidance message timeoutSteer manually; dealer.
8007 / 8008Front PTO solenoid stuck on / open circuitSwitch front PTO off; dealer.
8033 / 8037Front PTO cab switch open / stuck closedDealer.

Fault codes: Transmission codes 2001-2601 (Case IH / New Holland)

Transmission controller

CodeMeaningWhat to do
2001 / 2308Shuttle speed too high (N shown) / reverse not permittedSlow down, select neutral, then re-select.
2005 / 2336 / 2337Creeper failed to engage or disengageDealer if the creeper won't select.
2006No radar signalCheck the radar sensor face is clean.
2009 / 2010 / 2058Seat switch voltage low/high or closedSit properly; dealer if it persists.
2011 / 2012 / 2037 / 2047 / 2048Clutch pedal potentiometer or switch faultCheck the pedal moves freely and the plug is tight.
2015 / 2056 / 2057Range switches both closed or openDealer.
2021Transmission harness disconnectedCheck the plug; dealer.
2024-2025, 2091-2097, 2362-2374Clutch or synchroniser not calibratedDealer must calibrate.
2026 / 2027 / 2075-2079 / 2124Engine or flywheel speed too high / signal missing / sensor faultDealer.
2035 / 2036Dump solenoid shorted or openDealer.
2038-2045, 2342-2361Clutch or range solenoid shorted, open or over-voltageDealer solenoid/harness check.
2046PTO fuse blownReplace with the same-rating fuse only; if it blows again, dealer.
2049-2055Output speed or oil temperature sensor open, shorted, or 5 V reference faultDealer.
2059 / 2070-2073 / 2110 / 2111 / 2386 / 2387Shuttle lever or neutral switch faultCheck the lever moves cleanly; dealer.
2061-2068 / 2081-2088 / 2400-2420Synchroniser potentiometer, solenoid or engagement faultDon't force shifts; dealer.
2323-2328 / 2538-2547 / 2576-2579Mid, ring or output speed sensor open, shorted, no signal or air gap criticalDealer.
2330 / 2385 / 2500Speed inconsistent with the selected gear, or input overspeedSelect a lower gear.
2331 / 2550 / 2551Clutch slipping, or stuck dump/clutch solenoidStop heavy work; dealer.
2334 / 2335Forward or reverse clutch pressure present with solenoids offDealer: tractor may move unexpectedly.
2501-2506 / 2540-2543Oil or clutch pressure sensor fault, or pressure not matching commandCheck oil level; dealer.
2552-2555Transmission oil pressure too high, too low or below warningStop and check the oil level; don't run with low oil pressure.
2563-2574Hydro G-port or filter pressure low, high or sensor fault (HST)Check the oil level and filter; dealer.
2548-2549 / 2580-2583Brake pressure transducers or pedal switches inconsistent (ABS fitted only)Brake system fault: get it checked before road work.
2380-2382Park lock (EPL) position or bus fault (CCM LWB CVT only)Chock wheels; dealer.
2383 / 2384 / 2390 / 2391Shuttle park switch fault; hydraulic transmission lube pressure low/high (CCM HD CVT only)Dealer; low lube pressure can wreck a transmission.
2601Pressure motor blower fault (MRM only)Dealer.

Repair guides

The full step-by-step guides are in Farmyard Workshop once you add your tractor.

Parts list with genuine part numbers

Case IH Magnum 235 Tier 4A CVT (EU, 02/13 - 10/14), MyCNH GB catalogue maintenance filters page (nearest listed model to the 180-240 range)

Maintenance filters

PartPart numberQtyNotes
Engine oil filter cartridge (every 600 h)5041797641Wear part
Engine blow-by oil separator (centrifugal)58016595601Wear part
Fuel filter primary 96.5 x 184 mm, 30 micron (every 600 h)843488831Wear part
Fuel filter, engine (every 600 h)873467281Wear part
Fuel filter, engine (every 600 h, alternative)920394101Wear part
Fuel filter 76 x 54 mm, 30 micron336430A11Wear part
Air filter primary 398 x 261 x 237 mm (every 1200 h or yearly)841911821Wear part
Air filter secondary (every 600 h)873565471Wear part
Hydraulic oil filter spin-on 98.4 x 239.8 mm (every 1500 h)842027941Wear part
Hydraulic oil filter spin-on 120.1 x 367.9 mm, M108x2.5842402341Wear part
Hydraulic oil filter spin-on 119.4 x 367.9 mm844879371Wear part
Air brake filter (every 1000 h or yearly)843833161Wear part
Transmission breather874330101Wear part
Cab charcoal recirculation filter, outer cartridge (every 400 h)872673631Wear part
Cab air conditioning filter (every 400 h)876840881Wear part
Cab air conditioning filter (every 400 h, alternative)293615A12Wear part
AdBlue (DEF) in-line filter (every 3600 h)842472721Wear part
AdBlue (DEF) filter DeNOx2 (every 3600 h)842548521Wear part
AdBlue (DEF) filter DeNOx2 (alternative)473642431Wear part
AdBlue (DEF) in-line filter (alternative)843679031Wear part

Sources

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