Daewoo BS106 Parts Catalog – 314-Page OEM Factory Parts Data

Description

You got a BS106 bus in the bay with a burned-out alternator, and the aftermarket parts book gives you three different numbers. None fit. That’s because the BS106 had multiple VIN splits – some with roof cooler, some without, different door configurations. The guy who wrote that aftermarket catalog never touched a DL08. So you need the real deal: the Daewoo BS106 Parts Catalog, 314 pages of factory-issued part numbers, VIN ranges, and exploded views that match exactly what Daewoo bolted together at the factory.

What’s Inside the Daewoo BS106 Parts Catalog

This isn’t a service manual. It’s a parts catalog – pure identification, no repair steps. You get the full table of contents: General View, Introduction, Index, then ENGINE, POWER TRAIN, CHASSIS, ELECTRICAL, BODY/EXTERIOR, INTERIOR, TOOL/MATERIAL, and an APPENDIX. Every section breaks down assemblies into numbered parts with Daewoo part codes. The engine section covers the DL08 (inline 6, turbo) and all its ancillaries – fuel injection, cooling, mounting brackets. Power train covers the K1205D transmission, clutch, driveline, and the final gear ratio of 39/10. Chassis includes steering, suspension, brakes, and the ABS & ASR system. Electrical covers the full harness, alternator, starter, and the CAN Bus network. Body/exterior covers front folding door, middle sliding door – and there are specific VIN ranges listed for each door type.

Do You Need the VIN or the Engine Code?

Both matter. The catalog starts with a VIN chart: KL5UM52PEAU004963 ~ KL5UM52PEAU004965 for one series, then a longer run for KL5UM52PEBU005123 and on. Passenger capacity differs – 20+1 vs 31+1 depending on door configuration. That changes which body parts you order. The engine is always DL08, transmission always K1205D, but the roof-mounted cooler option affects the body section. If you skip the VIN check, you’ll get the wrong door seal or interior trim. Internal Combustion Engine basics won’t help here – you need Daewoo’s specific code.

5 Major Sections in This 314-Page Manual

Engine, Power Train, Chassis, Electrical, Body – those are the big five. Each section has its own index and sub-groups. For example, the ENGINE section includes cylinder head, pistons, oil pump, turbocharger, and flywheel. The ELECTRICAL section includes the ABS/ASR control unit, sensors, and wiring. The APPENDIX at the back lists fasteners and special tools. You don’t get torque specs here (that’s in the service manual), but you get the exact bolt size and grade for ordering. If you need a part number for a DL08 injector line, you’ll find it in the Engine fuel group.

Get the Right Part Number – Factory vs Aftermarket

Aftermarket catalogs often combine variants that were never built. The BS106 had at least two major VIN splits and door configurations – some with roof cooler, some not. The Daewoo BS106 Parts Catalog shows the VIN ranges right on page 2. You cross-reference your bus VIN, then look up the part in the correct group. That eliminates the guesswork. I’ve seen a shop order a rear tail light assembly for a standard roof bus and it didn’t fit because the roof cooler model used a different harness routing. This catalog would have caught that.

Parts Catalog Limitations: What This Manual Won’t Tell You

It won’t tell you how to replace the part or what tools to use. It’s not a workshop manual. There are no torque values, no diagnostic procedures, no wiring diagrams with circuit paths. If you’re troubleshooting an electrical fault, you need the service manual. If you’re ordering parts, this is your document. For the BS106, you also need to check the latest parts bulletins – Daewoo states they release changes via parts bulletins when specs change. This catalog reflects the Oct 2011 revision. Since then, some parts may have superseded. The catalog includes the supersession information in the APPENDIX? Not explicitly listed, but the note on page 2 says changes will be distributed as parts bulletins. So pair this with the latest online bulletin if you can.

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Frequently Asked Questions

Does this catalog cover the BS106 with the DL08 engine and K1205D transmission?

Yes. The VIN chart lists that combination for all covered VIN ranges. Engine DL08, transmission K1205D, ABS & ASR, final gear 39/10. Passenger capacity varies by door config.

Can I use this to look up torque specs for head bolts?

No. This is a parts catalog – no torque values, no repair procedures. You need the Daewoo BS106 service manual for that information.

What do the VIN numbers mean in the catalog?

Each VIN range corresponds to a specific build configuration. The catalog splits the VINs into series A and B, with different door types (front folding, middle sliding) and passenger capacities (20+1 or 31+1). The roof cooler option is also noted in the VIN remarks. Always match your bus VIN exactly to the range before ordering.

How do I access this manual?

Click the ‘Access the Factory Manual’ link below. You’ll get the full 314-page PDF in English. No watermarks, no restrictions – just the OEM file as published by Daewoo Bus Corp.

That’s the story. If you’re working on a BS106 and need the right part number without playing the return-it-twice game, this catalog is your reference. CAN Bus Network troubleshooting? Not here – use the electrical service manual. But for parts ordering, this is it. Access the Factory Manual.