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AUSA C 350 H Parts Catalog – Factory OEM Exploded Diagrams

You’re halfway into a rebuild, you pull a part that looks wrong, and the aftermarket parts diagram doesn’t match the bracket on your bench. I’ve seen it happen a hundred times. That’s why I reach for the factory book first. The AUSA C 350 H Parts Catalog is 116 pages of exploded views, OEM reference numbers, and part denominations that come straight from the factory prints. No aftermarket interpretation—just the same drawings the assembly line used.

AUSA C 350 H Parts Catalog: What You Get on 116 Pages

Every page in this manual is a direct scan of the official AUSA parts list. You get the exact figure numbers, reference codes, and denominations for every component group. The catalog opens with a Maintenance section—filter kits are listed with a single figure and the AUSA part number, like KF.57200RE00 for the complete filter set. From there it breaks into Engine, Transmission, Chassis, Body, and Machine operation tools. If you need to identify a part on a C 350 H built after 2006, the steering section even splits into “Steering – 2006” and “Steering – 49315” to catch production changes.

Engine Group: From the Stop Solenoid to the Alternator

The Engine chapter covers the V3300 – E2B power plant. You’ll find the stop solenoid (KU1C01060014), the turbo (KU.10011.00), the fan, heater, overheat warning switch, oil filter cartridge, V-belt, starter, and alternator—all with their factory denominations. The exhaust sub-section shows the exhaust collector, flange, clamp, and hardware with correct thread specs. I don’t see torque values printed here because this is a parts catalog, not a service manual, but the hardware sizes (M8x1.25 nuts, DIN125 washers) let you order the right fastener every time.

Fuel and cooling are covered in separate sub-sections. The Fuel tank page lists the tank assembly, while the Radiator and Cooling pages itemize the radiator, coolant lines, and supports. If you’re chasing a cooling system leak, the part numbers for the radiator supports and hoses are listed clearly. No guessing which bracket goes where.

Transmission and Driveline: Reduction Boxes and Inching Pedal

Transmission gets full attention. The Reduction box section appears twice in the TOC—likely covering two different reduction ratios or build variants (note the reference 51401). The Inching pedal assembly is listed separately, and the front axle differential is broken out by build number (51808). Steering drive axle components span two parts, covering the Casings, Reduction, Brake, and Steering sections. If your C 350 H has a wandering steering issue, the steering gear section (referenced as “Steering – 2006” and “Steering – 49315”) will give you the correct overhaul kit.

Does the Manual Cover the Fuel and Cooling Systems?

Yes. The C 350 H engine section includes dedicated pages for Fuel tank, Radiator, and Cooling. Each page shows the assembly with all part references. For example, the Fuel tank page lists the tank itself and any attached components. The Cooling section covers the radiator and cooling system supports. You won’t find hose routing or capacity specs here—that’s in the service manual—but you will get the OEM part numbers to order replacements that fit the first time.

Why an OEM Parts Catalog Beats a Generic Aftermarket Book

I’ve had aftermarket parts books send me the wrong hydraulic filter three times because they used a cross-reference from a different model year. This catalog is an AUSA factory publication. Every figure, every reference number, every denominator matches what AUSA printed for the C 350 H. The hydraulic diagram installation section covers the oil pump, hydraulic pump, distributor, valves, filters, and transmission controls. If you’re rebuilding the mast, the TRIPLEX and DUPLEX mast assemblies have separate sections with part numbers for the external mast, internal mast, side-shift carriage, pipes, and cylinders. That level of granularity is why I keep a copy on my shop tablet.

For those who want to compare with similar models, check out the AUSA C 500 H Parts Catalog – Factory OEM Exploded Diagrams or the AUSA D 150 AHG Parts Catalog – Factory Exploded-View Manual. If you work on a range of AUSA equipment, the AUSA D 85 AHA AHG 100 120 Parts Catalog – Factory OEM rounds out the lineup.

Hydraulics and Electrical Diagrams: When You Need Exact References

Hydraulic diagram installation spans multiple pages: oil pump, hydraulic pump, distributor, valves, inline filters, and transmission controls. The electric installation section covers lights (optional), acoustic alarm, switches, battery, and supports. Even the finishing section lists plates, decals (with variant 53998), and the tools bag. If you’re restoring a C 350 H and need the correct decal for the counterweight, the part number is on page 112 of the index.

Industry research on parts sourcing and maintenance best practices is available from the Automotive Industry Overview. For further reading on forklift standards, the same source offers background on Automotive Industry Overview that applies to industrial equipment.

Frequently Asked Questions

Does this parts catalog include torque specifications?

No. This is a parts catalog—it lists part numbers and exploded views. Torque values are in the factory service manual.

How do I find a specific part number for the transmission reduction box?

Navigate to the Transmission – Reduction box section in the index. The catalog shows two entries for reduction box (both 51401) likely denoting different revisions. Open each page and compare the figure reference to your unit’s serial number. The part denomination and amount are listed directly under the figure. If your reduction box has a different number of bolts, check the steering drive axle sections for matching hardware. The manual is organized by assembly, so you can trace the entire driveline from engine to wheels without flipping back and forth.

If you need to keep your C 350 H on the job without wasting time on wrong parts, access the factory manual from AutoRepairManuals and get the exact OEM references your shop needs.