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Doosan DX35Z Parts Catalog

You’ve got a DX35Z that needs a new seal kit for the boom swing, and you’re fishing through aftermarket catalogs guessing at part numbers. That’s a waste of time and money. I’ve seen too many jobs go sideways because someone ordered the wrong track spring or used a generic filter. This OEM Doosan DX35Z Parts Catalog gives you the factory part numbers, nothing else. It’s 312 pages of exactly what you need. The Automotive Industry Overview explains why OEM parts are critical for reliability and safety. Page 3 alone lists filter intervals, belt sizes, bulbs, fuses, and seal kits. No guessing, no cross-referencing junk catalogs.

Filter Intervals and Part Numbers on Page 3

Page 3 is where the routine maintenance parts live. Engine oil filter K1025334 at 250 hours, fuel filter K1025335 at 500 hours, inner and outer air cleaner elements at 500 hours. Suction filter and return filter for the hydraulic tank at 1000 hours. That’s the sort of spec you need when a customer asks “when do I change the hydraulic filter?”. Also listed: fan belt DS3202026 (1000L) and aircon belt DS3202028 (1025L). Every part number is Doosan factory, not a cross-reference guess.

What Makes This Different from a Third-Party Parts List?

Aftermarket parts catalogs often list generic numbers or skip illustrations. This one includes exploded views (not shown in the OCR excerpt but standard in the full 312-page PDF) and a clear key system for ordering. The foreword on page 5 tells you exactly how to use the part numbers: each key number on the illustration matches a part number, description, quantity, and service code. Codes like “K” mean the part is in a service kit, “R” means it’s replaceable individually. You won’t get that level of detail from a third-party website. Use Automotive Industry Overview to see why OEM documentation matters in heavy equipment.

312 Pages of Verified Part Data

This isn’t a 20-page gloss. 312 pages. Every seal kit, every hydraulic component, every undercarriage piece is in there. Seal kits for boom (K9004947), arm (K9004947), bucket (K9004959), boom swing (K9004947), dozer (K9004928), track spring (2440-9316AKT), center joint (K9004888), swing motor (K9003804), and travel motor (K9003762). Plus a complete engine gasket kit K9004863. That’s the kind of completeness that saves a trip to the dealer. If you’re rebuilding a hydraulic cylinder, you need that seal kit number.

Order Parts the Right Way Using Page 5

Page 5 shows how to order parts with the correct machine serial number, engine serial number, part number, description, and quantity. Example: DX35Z machine serial HEABO-O000, engine serial 3TNV88-SDB, part K1007644 for main pump, qty 1. If you skip that step, you might get the wrong pump flange or thread pitch. I’ve seen it happen. Follow the six-step order process on page 5, and you’ll get the right part the first time. Also check the service codes: “B” means the part needs work before installation, “D” means not serviceable individually. That info keeps you from ordering a component you can’t install directly.

Teeth, Adapters, and Side Cutters: Factory-Specified Part Numbers

The undercarriage and bucket hardware is covered too. Teeth: 2713-1208B, side cutter RH 2713-1206B, side cutter LH 2713-1207B. Idler K1027280, upper roller K1008224A, lower roller K1029324, track spring 2440-9316C, sprocket K1008230, rubber track K1008235. Bulbs: 12V 2W 515-00001A, halogen 55W 2515-1016D2, 10W 2515-1021D6. Fuses: 10A through 30A with part numbers. Relay 2544-9032. Battery 2506-9006. Every component has a Doosan part number, so you can order from the dealer or cross-check against your stock.

How do I use this parts catalog?

Open to page 5 and follow the six-step order process.

Does the catalog include the fan belt part number?

Yes, page 3 lists the fan belt as DS3202026 (1000L), plus the aircon belt DS3202028, all filter elements with intervals, every seal kit from boom to center joint, engine gasket kit K9004863, undercarriage parts including idler, upper/lower rollers, track spring, sprocket, rubber track, bulbs, fuses, relays, and more. The page numbers in the PDF are exactly as printed, so you can verify before ordering. I’ve used these to track down a side cutter (2713-1206B) and it matched perfectly.

If you’re maintaining a DX35Z, get the right part numbers the first time. I keep a copy on my tablet in the shop. Access the Factory Manual from AutoRepairManuals and stop guessing.

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