This 804-page Same Rubin 160, Rubin 180, Rubin 200 workshop manual pulls apart every system on your tractor, from the hydraulic circuits to the ECU wiring behind the dash. You get full hydraulic schematics covering the oil level maintenance circuit, steering and power shift control, plus complete wiring diagrams for the cab roof, subframe, and instrument cluster so you're not tracing a short with a test light and hope. Inside: torque specs, ECU calibration procedures with alarm code listings, and a deep teardown section running from cab removal through engine and transmission overhaul. Keep the pressurized hydraulic filter at 15 microns, hold maximum operating pressure at port N to 200 bar, and always recharge the battery above 0°C, straight from the factory page. Your Rubin won't fix itself and forums won't know your wiring harness. This PDF carries bookmarks and a searchable text layer, so you jump straight to the section, find your spec, and get back under the hood.
What's Inside This Same Rubin 160-200 Manual
| System | Pages | Key Topics |
|---|---|---|
| General Information | 3-18 | Introduction |
| Hydraulic System | 19-108 | Introduction, Hydraulic Diagram, A. Oil Level Maintenance Circuit, B. Steering and Power Shift Control Circuit, C. Auxiliary Services and Lubrication Circuit |
| Electronic Systems and Diagrams | 109-238 | System for Testing and Calibration of Electronic Components (System Conformation, Connection of the Tester to the ECU, Introductory Screen) |
| External Components and Adjustments | 239-506 | Engine Hood, Side Panels and Grille (Removal, Adjustment), Starter Motor (Removal, Refitting), Alternator (Removal, Tensioning and Renewal of the Alternator Drivebelt |
| Engine and Transmission Overhaul | 507-804 | Removal of the Cab, Engine Technical Data (Valve Timing Diagram), Main Components, Dismantling the Engine (Preliminary Operations), Removal of the Cylinder Heads |
Quick Reference Specifications
| Specification | Value | Page |
|---|---|---|
| Battery removal and recharging temperature | exceeds 0°C | p. 5 |
| Tighten nuts and bolts | to the specified tightening torques | p. 10 |
| Filter | 160 μm | p. 23 |
| Pressurised filter | 15 micron | p. 25 |
| Maximum operating pressure at port N | 200 bar (2900 psi) | p. 64 |
| Minimum constant pressure at port B | 0 bar (0 psi) | p. 64 |
| Battery voltage | 12.5V | p. 113 |
| Glowp. relay | Enabled | p. 127 |
| Prehea. sol. | Enabled | p. 127 |
| Engine oil filter replacement | 1 | p. 190 |
| Hydraulic filter replacement | 1 | p. 190 |
| Air filter replacement | 1 | p. 190 |
Same Rubin 160-200 Common Problems This Manual Covers
Same Rubin 160/180/200 engine won't crank or start, battery reads weak despite full charge
Check battery voltage with a multimeter; page 113 lists a healthy resting voltage of 12.5V, so anything lower means charge or replace the battery. Clean corrosion off both terminals and confirm the 35 mm2 cable section per page 225 hasn't cracked or thinned. Verify seat and PTO safety switches are seating fully before ruling out the starter circuit.
Manual Section: Electronic Systems and Diagrams p. 113Diesel engine cranks fine but won't fire in cold weather, glow plug light stays on too long
Check the glow plug relay and preheating solenoid status on the ECU diagnostic screen documented on page 127; confirm both read Enabled before cranking. Test each glow plug's resistance and replace any that read open circuit. Allow the preheat lamp to cycle off fully before attempting to start, and inspect wiring at the relay for corrosion.
Manual Section: Electronic Systems and Diagrams p. 127Engine temperature gauge climbs into the red with steam visible after working in dusty fields
Shut down and let the engine cool, then blow compressed air through the radiator fins from the fan side out to clear packed dust and chaff. Check the coolant level in the expansion tank, which should hold 9L per page 275, and top off with the correct 50/50 mixture. Flush the system if coolant looks rusty or oily.
Manual Section: External Components and Adjustments p. 275Hydraulic attachments lift slow or jerk under load, especially after long hours in the field
Check hydraulic fluid level and look for milky or dark discoloration indicating contamination. Remove and inspect the suction filter, rated at 160 μm on page 23, and the pressurised filter rated 15 micron on page 25; replace both if clogged. Test system pressure at port N, which should reach 200 bar (2900 psi) per page 64.
Manual Section: Hydraulic System p. 23Transmission slips or grinds loudly under heavy load pulling implements through wet fields
Check transmission fluid level and top off if low; low fluid is the most common cause of slipping clutches. Torque the main clutch pipe fittings to 59 Nm per page 304 to rule out pressure loss from a loose fitting. If slipping persists, remove the clutch pack per page 399 and inspect discs for glazing or wear.
Manual Section: Engine and Transmission Overhaul p. 304Frequently Asked Questions
How to reset error codes on SAME Rubin 160?
Error codes (alarms) can be reset or canceled using the ART® tester. For the Engine ECU, press 'C' on the ART® to reset the alarm or 'A' to cancel alarms from the log. For the Transmission, Lift, and Armrest ECUs, press 'D' on the ART® to cancel alarms. p. 129
What are the torque specifications for the engine bolts on SAME Rubin 180?
The torque specifications for engine bolts vary by type. For main bearing cap bolts, tighten to Stage 1: 10 Nm (7.4 lb.ft.), Stage 2: 40 Nm (29.5 lb.ft.), then angle-tighten an additional 55°±1°. For big-end cap bolts, tighten to Stage 1: 10 Nm (7.4 lb.ft.), Stage 2: 30 Nm (22.1 lb.ft.), then angle-tighten an additional 90°±1°. Cylinder head bolts require Stage 1: 50 Nm (37 lb.ft.), then angle-tighten an additional 100°±3°. p. 579
How to reset the transmission on SAME Rubin 200?
To reset the transmission, perform the clutch calibration procedure. This involves driving the tractor over a flat section of road with the engine running at idle speed, ensuring no hydraulic systems are activated, and the gearbox oil temperature is between 70°C (158°F) and 78°C (172.4°F). Engage forward drive, then neutral, repeating until the number of attempts is reset to zero. p. 140
What is the engine coolant capacity for the SAME Rubin 160?
The total engine coolant capacity for the system is approximately 18 liters (5 US gallons). This volume is used for draining and refilling procedures related to the radiator, heater valve, and heater matrix. p. 272
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Full hydraulic system diagrams are included, covering circuits, valve locations, and hydraulic component specs for the Same Rubin 160, 180, 200.
