2004–2005 Case 580 Super M & 580 Super M+ Series 2 Backhoe Loader Parts Catalog (P/N 7-9042 NA)

This Case parts catalog covers the 2004–2005 580 SUPER M and 580 SUPER M+ Series 2 loader backhoes. Publication P/N 7-9042 NA, revised May 2005, pairs assembly illustrations with part numbers, quantities and application notes.

• Engine and cooling: Cylinder block, cylinder head, valvetrain, turbocharger, oil pump and filter assemblies, plus radiator, deaeration and fan-drive parts identification.

• Fuel system: Fuel injection pump, injectors, transfer pump, filters and tank assemblies, with component listings and replacement-part notes.

• Drivetrain and brakes: Powershift and non-powershift transmission breakdowns, torque converter, front drive axle, rear differential, planetary gears, differential lock and brake master cylinder.

• Hydraulics: Loader and backhoe control valves, pilot control joysticks, ride control accumulator, hydraulic cylinders and their seal-kit components.

• Electrical components: Starter motor and alternator breakdowns, harness mounting and connection views, switches, lighting and APC73 powershift controller installation parts.

• Chassis and attachments: Swing tower, backhoe boom, standard and extendable dippers, quick couplers, ROPS cab and canopy frames, seats, heater and air-conditioning components.

This catalog is suited to mechanics and parts staff who can read exploded views and match components to the machine's installed configuration.

Engine Parts and Assembly Notes

The engine listings distinguish the replacement engine assembly from its predecessor, including their different alternator mounting hardware. Internal views cover pistons, connecting rods, crankshaft bearings and the dynamic balancer. Lubrication drawings identify oil piping and cooler components, while assembly notes show which parts are supplied together.

The Dynamic Balancer, Gears & Shafts entry for assembly 2853225 identifies a temporary shaft-locking screw. Leaving that screw in place can obstruct the balancer and damage its drive; the catalog note distinguishes it from permanent mounting hardware.

Transmission and Axle Differences

The Powershift Transmission–Torque Converter view sits alongside separate breakdowns for the charge pump, forward and reverse clutches, gear clutches and control valve. Non-powershift units have their own housing, shifter, shaft and synchronizer illustrations.

Rear axle pages distinguish clockwise-input configurations without powershift from counterclockwise-input configurations with powershift. The M+ front axle also has separate limited-slip differential components, so transmission and axle configuration matter when selecting the relevant parts list.

Harness Connections and Electrical Components

Harness, Engine–Mounting and Connections identifies Packard and Deutsch connector arrangements and the associated jumper harnesses. Transmission control-valve listings distinguish earlier solenoids from later connector versions, helping buyers avoid selecting a replacement that cannot connect to the installed harness.

These are component and connection illustrations. The catalog does not provide diagnostic wiring schematics or electrical fault-finding procedures.

Hydraulic Variants and Seal Kits

Separate layouts cover pilot and mechanical controls, stabilizer Auto-Up equipment, and unidirectional or bidirectional auxiliary hydraulics. The Backhoe Boom Lock and Electrical Circuit illustration shows the valve, plumbing, harness and switch as an assembly.

Cylinder breakdowns identify rods, glands, wear rings and seal-kit contents. The backhoe boom cylinder lists its internal tube seal separately, while certain stabilizer and dipper kits include extra seals not used in that application.

Cab, Attachments and Repair Scope

Chassis and cab parts lists cover seat mountings, standard and air-suspension seats, cab glazing, the ROPS canopy, heater and AC assemblies. Attachment pages distinguish manual and hydraulic quick couplers, and decal listings cover English, Latin American Spanish and Canadian French versions.

This catalog focuses on parts identification and assembly relationships. It does not replace step-by-step repair, overhaul or adjustment instructions. Work around raised loader arms and pressurized hydraulics requires the safety procedures in the appropriate service manual.

A Preview of Cooling Component Details

These examples are a small selection of the component specifications used for parts identification in the catalog.

Radiator–Mounting distinguishes a 3-row radiator for machines without air conditioning from a 5-row unit for air-conditioned machines. The deaeration reservoir listing specifies a 13 psi cap.

For air-conditioned machines with the viscous fan drive, the catalog identifies a 1.4:1 pulley kit and its individual components. These are configuration and component references, not cooling-system test procedures.

Searchable Parts Lists and PDF Contents

Search and section access: Parts lists and indexes support text search, and embedded bookmarks link to the contents, main system sections and numerical index. The cover, illustrated catalog-use example and many labels within drawings are not text-searchable.

One printable 894-page PDF in English: 14 pages of front matter, 837 pages of system sections and section indexes, a 42-page numerical parts index and one final notes page. The cover and all six notes pages are already included in that total.