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Dongfeng Automobile DFA1101GZ5AD6J-907 2006 Parts Catalog

You’re hunting for a piston ring for a DFA1101GZ5AD6J-907 and you pull up some aftermarket list. Part number doesn’t match. You order it anyway. Bolts don’t line up. Now you’re waiting another week. I’ve seen it happen more times than I care to count. This is the Dongfeng Automobile DFA1101GZ5AD6J-907 2006 Parts Catalog — 253 pages from the factory, not a reprint, not a scan of a scan. Dongfeng Automobile Co., Ltd. published it in May 2006, and it’s the only document you should trust when ordering parts for this light commercial truck.

Engine: Cylinder Block and Crankshaft Coverage

Section 1 of the catalog covers the Engine assembly with 23 figure sets. Page numbers follow a system code: Fig.5AD01 shows the cylinder block with part numbers for the block itself, liners, and main bearing caps. Fig.5AD02 covers the crankshaft — you get the exact factory number for the crankshaft, the thrust washers, and the flywheel bolts. If you need parts for the piston, connecting rod, or cylinder head, they’re all listed with quantities per vehicle. No guessing which piston goes with which ring set. The catalog even separates oil pump, water pump, and injection pump figures so you don’t cross‑thread a part from a different supplier.

Transmission and Propeller Shaft Details

Clutch, transmission, and propeller shaft each get their own system section. The catalog uses letter codes: CL for Clutch, T for Transmission, P for Propeller Shaft. Inside, you find every gear, synchro, bearing, and seal listed with the original part number. If your Transmission has a whine and you need a countershaft, you don’t waste time measuring — you look up the figure, read the quantity, and order the factory piece. Same for the propeller shaft: U‑joints, center bearing, slip yoke — all there. No aftermarket cross‑reference that might be off by a millimeter.

Suspension and Brake System Parts

Frame and suspension are combined in System S. You’ll find leaf springs, shackles, bushings, and shock absorbers with quantities. The Suspension section covers both front and rear setups. System B is the Brake section — master cylinder, wheel cylinders, drums, shoes, hardware kits. If you’re replacing a brake chamber or a slack adjuster, the part number is right there. This catalog doesn’t tell you how to rebuild the brake system; it tells you what to order. Pair it with a service manual from the same truck family — like the DONGFENG DFA1101GZ5AD6J-907 2006 Operation Manual”>DONGFENG DFA1101GZ5AD6J-907 2006 Operation Manual — and you have the complete picture.

Does This Catalog Include Wiring Diagrams or Torque Specs?

No. This is a Parts Catalog, not a service manual. You won’t find torque values, diagnostic trees, or electrical schematics. What you get is a parts breakdown for the engine system (coded E), electric system (EL), cab (CA), and tools/cargo body (OT). Need a part number for the alternator bracket or the thermostat housing? Fig.5AD22 and Fig.5AD23 cover those. For wiring, you’ll want the electrical service manual. For torque specs on the Cylinder head or main bearing cap, you need the factory workshop manual. This catalog is the parts bible — use it alongside the Dongfeng EQ1030T47D-820 2006 Service Manual – OEM Factory Specs”>Dongfeng EQ1030T47D-820 2006 Service Manual – OEM Factory Specs if you’re doing a rebuild.

Why You Want an OEM Parts Catalog, Not a Third-Party List

Aftermarket parts catalogs often combine multiple years and engine options into one messy table. Dongfeng Automobile wrote this catalog specifically for the DFA1101GZ5AD6J-907 model year 2006. The foreword states that the document was compiled from production drawings before May 2006, and it warns that later production changes may affect part numbers. That honesty matters. When you order from this catalog, you know the part number matches the as‑built truck. Compare that to a third‑party website that says “fits Dongfeng 1101 series” — which engine? Which cab? This catalog gives you the exact figure, the quantity per assembly, and the supplier code if multiple suppliers exist. You still need to verify your vehicle’s production date, but at least you’re starting from the right baseline.

Audience Fit: Who Should Buy This Catalog

If you own a DFA1101GZ5AD6J-907 light truck and you do your own parts ordering, this catalog is mandatory. Workshop owners with a fleet of these trucks need it on a tablet in the office. DIY mechanics who inherited a truck and want to keep it on the road — get this. Beginners will find the exploded diagrams easier to read than a parts microfiche. The 253 pages are organized by system, and each figure has a clear index. I’d also recommend the Massey-Harris-Ferguson FF 30 GS 1957 Parts Catalog | OEM Fastener Guide”>Massey-Harris-Ferguson FF 30 GS 1957 Parts Catalog | OEM Fastener Guide for older equipment — it’s the same kind of factory precision from a different era.

Safety matters when you’re replacing brake or suspension parts. Using the wrong part can cause a failure at speed. Stick to factory numbers. For more on vehicle safety standards, read about Automobile Safety”>Automobile Safety. And if you’re curious how aerodynamics affect truck design, Aerodynamics in Automobiles”>Aerodynamics in Automobiles is a good starting point — though this truck isn’t winning any drag races.

Does this catalog list torque specifications for the crankshaft or cylinder head bolts?

No. This is a parts catalog. It gives part numbers, names, and quantities per assembly only. Torque specs belong in a service manual.

How do I use this catalog to order a replacement crankshaft for my DFA1101GZ5AD6J-907?

Open the Engine section, find Fig.5AD02 for Crankshaft. That figure shows the crankshaft, main bearings, thrust washers, and related hardware. Each item has a part number and quantity. Write down the part number from the column next to the crankshaft illustration. Call your dealer or parts supplier and give them that number. If there is a supplier code (some parts have multiple sources), specify which configuration your truck has. Cross‑check the production date of your vehicle — anything after May 2006 may use a superseded part. The catalog’s foreword explains this. If you cannot find the part number, contact Dongfeng’s commercial vehicle parts department with your VIN.

You’re not going to waste money on the wrong piston or the wrong brake shoe. The factory parts list from Dongfeng Automobile is the foundation of any correct repair. Access the Factory Manual from AutoRepairManuals and keep it on your bench.