Description

Ducati 696 2013 Parts Catalog

If you’ve ever ordered a part for a Ducati 696 2013 Parts Catalog and received the wrong thread pitch or a different revision, you know the headache. This factory catalog ends that. It’s 202 pages of OEM drawings and part numbers for the M696 ABS and M696+ABS Monster models. No aftermarket cross-references, no guesswork.

Ordering parts blind is how you end up with a cylinder head gasket that doesn’t match your VIN. This catalog covers each drawing with detail for every regional variant – AUS, BRA, EUR, JAP. You get the exact code needed to order from Ducati.

What This Parts Catalog Covers (Group Breakdown)

You get four main groups: ELECTRIC, ENGINE, TOOLS, and FRAME. Inside the ENGINE group you find the shift cam, gear box, clutch, crankshaft, cylinder-piston, timing belt, oil pump, crankcase, generator, starting motor, camshaft, both cylinder heads (vertical and horizontal), and throttle body. Every drawing shows the exploded view with callouts and part numbers. For the wiring, group ELECTRIC includes Drawing 018 – WIRING HARNESS for both ABS models. That’s where you find the Wiring diagrams for the Abs system.

Why OEM Drawings Beat Aftermarket Cross-References

Aftermarket catalogs list parts by superseded numbers or omit regional differences. Not this one. The Ducati 696 2013 Parts Catalog was printed for the 2013 model year with the original part numbers from Ducati. If you see a part that says MOD:M696 ABS and MOD:M696+ABS, you know it fits both. The color codes – ART, NMB, R, SW – are listed with their full paint codes. For the frame and wheel colors you get MBB, R-B. You don’t get that from a third-party site.

Engine Group: Shift Cam, Crankshaft, Pistons, and More

When you are in the crankcase or cylinder head, you need the exact internal parts. This catalog lists the shift drum, forks, timing belt tensioner, piston rings, valve train components. The Engine group alone has 15 drawings. Each drawing has its own part index. For the horizontal head (Drawing 015) you get the complete valve assembly with part numbers. No guessing which gasket set to order – you look up the drawing, pick the part number, and order.

The ELECTRIC Group: Wiring Harness and ABS Components

Electrical diagnostics on a Monstor often come down to a broken connector or a faulty ABS module. Drawing 018 covers the wiring harness explicitly for M696 ABS and M696+ABS. Drawing 019 covers the battery. Drawing 21 is the meter cluster. Drawing 28A is the braking system ABS – a dedicated drawing for the pump, valves, and lines. If you are tracing a short or replacing the ABS unit, this is the only source you should trust. That Automotive Industry Overview of original equipment standards is what Ducati followed.

Trust the factory drawings.

Ducati Model Variants: M696 ABS vs M696+ABS

The difference is that M696 ABS has standard ABS while M696+ABS includes additional features like different brake lines? You can see the exact parts in Drawing 28A and in the wiring harness. The model codes appear in every drawing header. This catalog shows both variants side by side. If you need a part that is specific to one, the drawing tells you. The 2013 publication year ensures you have the most current revision for that model year. The 202 pages include an alphanumeric index at the back so you can find any part number quickly.

Using the Index and Color Codes to Find the Exact Part

Page 4 lists all the colors and finished product codes – for example, ‘ART VERSIONE ARTE MONSTER’ with code D03032913. You can match the color of your bike to the correct fairing part. The index at the end (starting page 5) gives you every part number alphabetically. That is faster than scrolling through a digital file if you already know the number. For the Abs system, look under ‘ABS’ or ‘Braking System’ in the index.

What Is the Difference Between M696 ABS and M696+ABS?

This catalog shows both variants. M696 ABS is the base ABS model. M696+ABS includes additional equipment like different ECU or brake calipers? The drawings mark which parts are for which variant. For instance, Drawing 018 notes [MOD:M696 ABS,M696+ABS] – so all parts listed apply to both unless noted. Refer to Drawing 28A for ABS-specific differences.

Related Manuals

• Ducati 1198 2011 Parts Catalog – Factory OEM Spare Parts List
• Ducati 1100 EVO ABS Spare Parts Catalogue
• DUCATI HYPERMOTARD Model Year 2013 Spare Parts Catalogue

FAQ

Does this catalog cover the 696 non-ABS model?

Only M696 ABS and M696+ABS variants are listed in the drawings. Non-ABS models are not covered.

Can I use this to find part numbers for a 2012 Ducati 696?

This is the 2013 Model Year catalog. Ducati made changes between years, especially in wiring and ABS components. For a 2012 model, you would need the 2012 edition. Using the 2013 catalog could result in ordering parts that do not fit. Check your VIN and model year before ordering. The drawings show specific parts for model year 2013 only.

What is the difference between a parts catalog and a service manual?

Parts catalogs list part numbers and drawings. Service manuals give repair procedures and torque specs.

Are ABS part numbers included?

Yes, Drawing 28A specifically covers the braking system ABS. The wiring harness drawings also show ABS-specific connectors and modules.

If you are rebuilding a Ducati 696, you need the right parts before you torque anything. The Internal Combustion Engine relies on precise tolerances – wrong pistons or rings and you lose compression. This catalog gets you the exact OEM part. Stop cross-referencing aftermarket catalogs. Access the Factory Manual now.