1993–1996 Ford 655D Loader Backhoe Parts List Manual

Built for technicians, parts departments, and experienced owners who can match the machine's build information to the installed hardware, this 492-page PDF is an illustrated parts catalog for the Ford/New Holland 655D 4-cylinder tractor loader backhoe, covering machines dated 9/93 through 7/96. It supports parts identification and repair planning; the reader is expected to understand safe disassembly because this catalog does not teach service operations.

• A five-page figure index leads to 203 indexed parts figures, with callout numbers tied to part names, quantities, kit contents, and Ford/New Holland part numbers.
• Separate center-pivot and sideshift layouts cover frames, swing posts, control consoles, hose routing, carriage-clamp hardware, stabilizers, and cylinders. Other figures distinguish HED and non-HED boom/dipstick assemblies, lever-conversion kits, and auxiliary controls.
• Drivetrain coverage separates 2WD and 4WD axle and steering parts from the 4WD differential, reduction gears, driveshafts, gearbox, and transfer controls. Transmission figures identify 4x4, 8x8, and German 3x3 configurations, along with the clutch, shafts, gears, shuttle control, oil cooler, and filter.
• Engine and fuel pages map European and North American engine assemblies, turbo hardware, the block and cylinder head, crankshaft, camshaft, pistons, lubrication system, DPS rotary injection pump, injectors, cold-start equipment, and fuel-tank changes.
• Hydraulic figures identify the reservoir, cooler, pump, filter, controls, two- and three-spool loader valves, individual bucket/lift/auxiliary valve sections, conversion kits, and the loader and backhoe cylinders.
• Electrical and cab sections cover LH/RH system assemblies, battery and starter build changes, alternator, market-specific lighting, instrument clusters, heater, wipers, and R-12/R-134 air-conditioning configurations.
• Scope limit: This is a parts catalog, not a repair manual. It does not contain removal or installation sequences, diagnostic tests, torque tables, hydraulic pressure-testing procedures, fluid capacities, or wiring schematics.

Component and System Breakdown

The illustrations serve as assembly maps rather than repair procedures. Representative views include 03E02 4WD Differential Box, 05E03 Control Valve Section - Bucket, 07F01 Transmission Clutch & Input Shaft, 09A02 DPS Rotary Fuel Injection Pump - Top, 20E02 Sideshift Carriage-Clamp Valve, and 20H05 Extendable Dipstick Cylinder Assembly. Loader coverage runs from the lift arms, bucket-level indicator, multipurpose bucket, and subframe to the cylinder and hydraulic-line groups. The backhoe section separates the frame styles and their different swing, stabilizer, valve, and hose arrangements.

Cab and body identification reaches the hood and grille, sound-insulation panels, cab frame, roof, doors, windows, seats, and Sanden compressor/clutch. Accessory figures list the European tool kit, lubrication equipment, coolant heaters, mirrors, tow hook, and North American safety equipment. Regional entries also distinguish North American, European, German, Italian, Scandinavian, and Australian hardware where the catalog makes that distinction.

Application Notes and Part Data

Individual rows identify start/end dates, before/after serial numbers, regional fitment, supplier variants, kit contents, supersessions, and components that are not serviced separately. Important breaks include A422183/A422184 for North American 4x4 torque converters, 422183/422184 for fuel-tank hardware, and A436528/A436529 for rear-axle shafts, seals, and housings. The catalog also separates the April 1994 short-block change, the May 1994 move from R-12 to R-134 A/C components, and the September 1995 loader-valve lip-seal revision.

Parts tables provide quantities, fastener grades and thread forms, seal and O-ring dimensions, shim ranges, matched gear sets, and referenced service-bulletin numbers. These are ordering and identification details, not assembly clearances or adjustment procedures. Because some tables retain earlier component dates, every selection still needs to be checked against the machine serial number, build date, market, and installed configuration.

The rear-axle break at A436529 pairs revised shafts with cassette seals; mixing that arrangement with the earlier dirt-seal package risks seal damage and leakage. The closing hardware conversion chart also warns that metric/inch substitutions do not apply to tapped holes or mismatched nuts, where forcing the wrong hardware can strip threads.

Catalog Scope and Safe Use

Use this catalog to identify repair parts, compare machine configurations, and prepare an order. Service-bulletin numbers are cross-references only; the bulletins themselves are not included. Diagnosis, repair procedures, tightening torques, pressure testing, electrical fault tracing, and overhaul measurements require the appropriate 655D service literature.

The 655D uses high-pressure hydraulics and raised loader/backhoe structures. Secure the machine and release stored hydraulic pressure as directed by the correct service manual before component removal.