Doosan G35S-2, G40S-2 Parts Catalog – 410-Page OEM Reference

Description

You’ve had it happen. The part shows up, you pull the old one, and the new one doesn’t line up. Now the machine sits while you deal with returns. That’s what happens when you order parts from a generic aftermarket list. This Doosan G35S-2, G40S-2, G45S-2, G50C-2, G40SC-2 Parts Catalog is the factory document that eliminates that guesswork. 410 pages of OEM part numbers, exploded diagrams, and ordering codes straight from the plant. No third-party reprints, no photocopied blur.

Doosan G35S-2, G40S-2, G45S-2, G50C-2, G40SC-2 Parts Catalog: Identifying Your Machine

Every lift truck gets an identification plate on the cowl or top cover. This catalog tells you exactly where to find it and what data matters. The model name and serial number are stamped on the frame if the plate is missing. Waste an hour hunting for the wrong serial range and you’ll order the wrong mast components. That’s a stupid mistake. Page 3 of the foreword lays out the identification process – follow it. Your dealer needs that info to pull the correct parts list for your truck.

410 Pages of Factory Part Numbers

This catalog covers every serviceable part for the G35S-2, G40S-2, G45S-2, G50C-2, and G40SC-2 models. It includes chassis, mast, attachments, and optional accessories. Each illustration has a parts list below it with the part number, name, and any notes. Indented entries mean that item is a sub-part of the one above it. You get both the big picture and the tiny retaining clip. 410 pages of this – not 40 pages of thumbnails from a aftermarket seller.

Order Parts the Right Way

When you call your dealer, have these ready: model name, serial number, quantity, part number, and part name. Sounds basic, but I’ve seen guys show up with just a fuzzy photo. The catalog explains this on page 3. If you’re unsure of the part number, give a complete description – don’t expect the dealer to guess. This catalog is the reference they use. Check the abbreviation table on page 4 for codes like “G” (order by inch) and “I” (see hose fabrication guide). Missing a code means a hose that’s six inches too short.

That’s the difference between OEM and aftermarket. Aftermarket catalogs skip the abbreviations. They assume you know what “I” means. You don’t. And you’ll waste a trip to the hardware store.

Abbreviations: Decoding the Parts List

The manual lists abbreviations like O.D. (outside diameter), I.D. (inside diameter), and “R” (remanufactured part may be available). Ignore these and you’ll order a metric bolt when the thread pitch is inch. The table on page 4 is your safety net. Memorize it or bookmark it. For hose assemblies, look for the “I” code and the hose fabrication guide reference – that tells you the fitting type. Automotive Industry Overview”>Automotive Industry Overview notes that proper part identification reduces equipment downtime, and this catalog is the tool for that.

Source Authenticity: OEM vs Aftermarket Parts Lists

This is an original Doosan parts book – final version SB1079E03. No reprint, no third-party compilation. The factory writes these books for their dealers and service centers. Aftermarket parts lists copy the diagrams but mix up the part numbers, leave out revision notes, and skip the “unnoticed revision” warning on page 3. Doosan states that product improvements may cause changes not included in this book – that notice is there so you check the latest revision before ordering. An aftermarket reprint won’t tell you that. This one does.

Pair this catalog with the Doosan S340LC-V Parts Catalog | 612-Page OEM Parts Manual or the Doosan S225LC-V 2009 Parts Catalog – 692 Pages of Factory Specs for your excavator fleet. For wheel loaders, see the Doosan M400-V Parts Catalog – 636-Page OEM Parts List for Wheel Loader. Automotive Industry Overview confirms that standardizing on OEM documentation reduces error rates across equipment.

Who Needs This Parts Catalog?

DIY mechanics maintaining a Doosan forklift in a home shop. Fleet managers ordering parts for multiple G-series trucks. Shop owners who want to stop making their techs guess. This catalog doesn’t tell you how to tear down an engine – it tells you which gasket kit to order. Use it with the factory service manual for complete diagnostics. Safety note: always cross-reference the part number with your serial number range. A wrong brake master cylinder can fail under load.

Frequently Asked Questions

Can I use this catalog to repair the engine?

No. This is a parts catalog, not a service manual. It lists every serviceable component with part numbers and illustrations, but does not contain repair procedures, torque specs, or diagnostic steps.

Does it include part numbers for the G40SC-2 model?

Yes – all models G35S-2, G40S-2, G45S-2, G50C-2, G40SC-2 are covered. The catalog lists serviceable parts for each, including chassis, mast, attachments, and optional accessories. Make sure to reference your serial number range (listed on page 1) because some components changed between K8-00001~UP and K9-00001~UP. If you have a G643 or G643E lift truck, the serial number prefixes are different – check the plate carefully. Doosan dealers need that exact range to pull the right illustration group.

Stop wasting time on parts that don’t fit. Access the Factory Manual now and get the same parts data the dealers use.