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Ducati Diavel 2013 Parts Catalog

Ordering the wrong part because you guessed the number from a blurry photo? I’ve seen it a dozen times. A guy brings in a Diavel with a fried starter, and the aftermarket list he used had a part number that doesn’t match any casting. That’s billable hours wasted. This Ducati Diavel 2013 Parts Catalog is the factory document — 160 pages of OEM part numbers, exploded drawings, and country-specific codes. You don’t guess with a thousand-dollar motorcycle. You get the right part the first time.

What’s Inside the 160 Pages?

Every drawing is organized by group: ELECTRIC, ENGINE, FRAME, and TOOLS. The index starts on page 5, and the general information on page 3 tells you exactly what information to give your dealer: the part code number, description, quantity, and the motorcycle’s VIN stamped on the steering head. Reference left and right as if you’re sitting on the bike. The drawings are general representations — don’t expect a photo, expect a clean line diagram with callouts.

Engine Group: From Crankshaft to Exhaust

The ENGINE group (drawings 002 through 017) covers the gearbox, clutch, cylinders and pistons, camshaft, electric starting and ignition, oil cooler, throttle body, and both vertical and horizontal cylinder heads. Need a half-crankcase pair? Drawing 010. Water pump and alternate side crankcase cover? Drawing 011. Each drawing lists the part number, description, and quantity per bike. Pair this with the Internal Combustion Engine basics, and you’ll understand exactly what you’re ordering. The THROTTLE BODY drawing has two variants — one for AUS, BRA, EUR, FRA, JAP and another for CHN, THAI. Country codes matter.

Wiring Harness and Electric Group

If you’re chasing an electrical gremlin, the ELECTRIC group has what you need: BATTERY HOLDER (drawing 018), HEADLIGHT (020), ENGINE CONTROL UNIT (18A), and the WIRING HARNESS (18B). The harness drawing is critical — it shows every connector and wire color. Without it, you’re probing blindly. The manual also covers the PORTATARGA – FANALE POSTERIORE (rear tail light assembly) in drawing 27A. Don’t trust aftermarket diagrams; this is the original factory layout. For a broader view of the motorcycle industry, check the Automotive Industry Overview.

Why a Factory Parts Catalog Beats Aftermarket Lists

Aftermarket parts catalogs often combine multiple years or drop supersessions. This one is specific to model year 2013, chassis prefix D17000013, with cylinder capacity 1200 cm³. It includes a COLORS page (page 4) listing paint codes — DIAMOND BLACK (MTB), DARK STEALTH (NMB), RED DUCATI (R) — and which finished products they apply to. Need a fairing in RED DUCATI? The code is D17000313 for the EUR version. That’s the kind of detail you only get from an OEM publication.

How to Order Parts Using This Catalog

Page 3 spells it out: provide the part’s code number, description, quantity, and the motorcycle’s serial number. The catalog also lists characteristic codes like MOD (model DVL for Diavel), XST (standard country — AUS, BRA, CHN, EUR, FRA, JAP, THAI), and XCO (main colour). If you’re restoring a Diavel ABS 13 THAI in DIAMOND BLACK, the finished product code is D17004013. You match that to the drawings to get the correct part. Don’t skip the country variant — a CHN-spec bike may have a different throttle body or canister filter (drawing 035).

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Does this catalog include torque specifications?

No. This is a parts catalog, not a service manual. Torque values are not listed.

Which country versions does this catalog cover?

It covers AUS (Australia), BRA (Brazil), CHN (China), EUR (Europe), FRA (France), JAP (Japan), and THAI (Thailand). Each drawing lists the applicable countries in brackets [XST:…]. Some drawings have separate entries for different countries — for example, the THROTTLE BODY has one for AUS/BRA/EUR/FRA/JAP and another for CHN/THAI. Always check the XST code before ordering to avoid getting a part that won’t fit your bike’s emissions or regulatory setup.

If you’re tearing down a Diavel 2013 and need the exact OEM part number for the clutch, the wiring harness, or the cylinder head gasket, this catalog is the only source that won’t steer you wrong. Every drawing, every code, every country variant is verified from the factory. Stop ordering parts twice. Access the Factory Manual and get back to wrenching with the right parts in hand.