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Daewoo S035 Parts Catalog

Ordering the wrong part for a Daewoo S035 mini excavator will cost you time and money. I’ve seen guys guess at a part number from an aftermarket catalog and end up with a fuel filter that doesn’t fit. This 262-page Parts Catalog from Daewoo gives you the exact OEM numbers so you order once. No returning parts, no waiting.

Filter Intervals and Undercarriage Parts

Page 3 of the catalog lists the maintenance schedule with part numbers for engine oil filter (894456-7411), fuel filter (471-00036), air cleaner element (897076-3960), and return filter (471-00034). It tells you the interval: oil filter at 250 hours, fuel filter at 500, return filter at 500. Undercarriage components are there too: idler (270-00011), track roller (270-00012A), sprocket (108-00007A), rubber track (273-00005). You won’t find this level of detail in a generic parts site.

What Part Numbers Do You Actually Need?

Every tech has wasted a morning cross-referencing numbers from a third-party list. This catalog cuts that. For the S035, the battery is 2506-9009, fuses run from 10A (2527-1016) up to 20A (2527-1018), and the relay is 2544-9032. Need teeth for the bucket? Part number 2713-1208. Side cutters come in RH (2713-1206A) and LH (2713-1207A). The seal kits are listed for every hydraulic joint: boom, arm, bucket, boom swing, center joint, dozer. Each has its own kit number. No mixing and matching.

262 Pages: Daewoo S035 Parts Catalog Coverage

The foreword (page 5) tells you how to order parts correctly. You need the machine serial number (HESJO-xxxxx), engine serial number (Isuzu 3LD1), and the part number. This catalog is not a repair manual — it’s a parts identification manual. But if you’re rebuilding an undercarriage or replacing a seal kit, having the right part number is half the job. The catalog covers filter intervals, undercarriage, belts, bulbs, battery/fuse/relay, teeth/adapter/side cutter, seal kits. 262 pages of factory-sourced data.

Order Parts the Right Way

From page 5: “When ordering parts, please specify the following items as shown in the following example.” They give six fields: model, machine serial no, engine serial no, part no, description, quantity. If you skip the serial number, you risk getting a part that fits a different build. The manual also marks parts with service codes “B” (requires work before installing) and “D” (not serviceable). Pay attention to those codes — they keep you from ordering a part you can’t use.

Battery, Fuse, and Relay: Factory Specs

Electrical gremlins on a mini excavator can stall a job. This catalog gives you the exact battery (2506-9009) and fuse sizes (10A, 15A, 20A plus two fusible links: 19A and 35A). The relay is standard, but the number (2544-9032) ensures you get the correct amperage rating. Don’t trust aftermarket cross-reference guides for electrical components — a wrong fuse can cause a fire.

Related manuals that work with this catalog: Daewoo NUBIRA Parts Catalog – 475 Pages OEM Parts Breakdown and Daewoo G20S-2, G25S-2, G30S-2 Parts Catalog – 432-Page OEM Manual. For larger excavators, see Daewoo S340LC-V Excavator Parts Catalog. External references: the engine in this machine is a diesel Internal Combustion Engine, and the machine likely uses a CAN Bus Network for diagnostics.

Aftermarket Catalogs vs. OEM: A Real World Example

Last month a guy brought in a S035 with a leaking center joint. He ordered a “universal” seal kit from an online parts house. Wrong o-rings, wrong wiper seals. The OEM kit number is 480-00002KT. That kit is specific to this machine. The aftermarket listing had no reference to the Daewoo part number — just dimensions that were close but not exact. This catalog saved him a second tear-down. OEM part numbers don’t lie.

Frequently Asked Questions

Does this catalog include engine part numbers?

Yes, including the Isuzu 3LD1 engine.

Can I use this to order filters?

Absolutely. The catalog lists engine oil filter, fuel filter, air cleaner element, suction filter, return filter, and fuel tank filter with exact Daewoo part numbers and recommended replacement intervals in hours. For example, the fuel filter is #471-00036 at 500 hours, and the return filter is #471-00034 also at 500 hours. Having these numbers means you don’t have to pull the old filter off and hope the parts store can match it.

Is this a repair manual or a parts catalog?

This is a parts catalog — it identifies components and their part numbers, not repair procedures. You still need a service manual for removal and installation steps.

How do I find the part number for my S035?

Start by finding the machine serial number on the nameplate (bed frame). Then look up the section in the catalog (e.g., undercarriage, engine, hydraulics). Use the key number on the illustration to locate the part number in the list.

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