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Foton BJ1010, BJ5010 2011 Parts Catalog – What You Need to Know Before Ordering a Single Bolt

If you’ve ever ordered a part for a Foton minitruck blind, you know the feeling. The box shows up, it’s the wrong diameter, wrong thread pitch, or it doesn’t fit the mounting bracket because some aftermarket supplier swapped a casting number without telling anyone. That’s a wasted week and a truck sitting on blocks. This Foton BJ1010, BJ5010 2011 Parts Catalog is the factory reference – the exact document the assembly line used to pull parts out of bins. It’s 105 pages of OEM part numbers, exploded diagrams, and component groups indexed in Spanish. No reprints, no third-party scanning. This is the original September 2011 publication from Foton.

Motor (Engine) – Parts Breakdown by Section

A parts catalog isn’t a repair manual. You won’t find torque sequences or clearances here. What you do get is every single component listed under the engine group – from the block and cylinder head to the injection pump and turbocharger. Page 3 lists over 30 subsystem groups under “Motor”: Alternador, Árbol de Levas, Avanzador Bomba de Inyección, Biela, Bloque, Bomba de Aceite, Bomba de Agua, Bomba de Inyección, Caja de Distribución, Carcasa de Volante, Cárter, Cigüeñal, Culata, Clutch, Filtro de Aceite, Filtro de Combustible, Inyectores, Motor de Arranque, Múltiple de Admisión, Múltiple de Escape, Piñones de Distribución, Pistón, Respiradero, Tapaválvulas, Termostato, Tren de Balancines, Tubería de Inyección, Tubo de Succión de Aceite, Turbocargador, Ventilador, Volante. If you need a part number for the breather or the cam gear, this is where you find it.

Chasis (Chassis) – Over 60 Component Groups Listed

Page 4 covers the chassis section and it’s dense. Accessories, electrical harnesses, brake system, steering, suspension, body panels, and trim. The catalog breaks it into groups like “Accesorios de Puerta”, “Arnés Eléctrico (Cabina)”, “Bomba de Freno”, “Columna de Dirección”, “Radiador”, “Tanque de Combustible”. Each group includes a list of parts with OEM part numbers. If you’re replacing the front bumper or the rear leaf spring hangers, you look up the group, find the illustration, and read the number. Aftermarket catalogs often combine multiple years into one generic drawing – this one is year-specific for 2011 BJ1010 and BJ5010.

Sistema de Transmisión – Caja de Cambios and Ejes

Page 5 covers the transmission and driveline: “Caja de Cambios”, “Carcasa Caja de Cambios”, “Carcasa de Clutch”, “Eje Propulsor”, “Levas”, “Tapa Superior”, “Tren Desplazable”, “Tren Fijo”. You get separate listings for the shift fork assemblies and the fixed gear train. The front and rear axles (“Eje Delantero”, “Eje Trasero”) are grouped on page 2 under the general Minitruck section. The catalog also includes “Cardán” (driveshaft) and “Suspensión Delantera/Suspensión Trasera”. That covers the whole driveline from flywheel to wheels.

3 Reasons to Use the OEM Parts Catalog Instead of Aftermarket Sources

First, aftermarket parts catalogs for Chinese minitrucks often splice data from different model years or crop illustrations to save space. This factory document is dated September 2011 and matches exactly what Foton shipped that model year. Second, the part numbers are the ones stamped on the casting when the truck left the factory – not a converted cross-reference that might point to a slightly different bearing. Third, the catalog groups parts by functional system (motor, chasis, caja de cambios), which mirrors the layout of a service manual, making it easier to cross-check when you’re inside the component. A Automotive Industry Overview from SAE confirms that OEM catalogs reduce mis-shipment rates by over 40% compared to generic databases.

Cómo Leer Este Catálogo – Using the Index on Pages 2–5

Don’t flip through the whole PDF blind. Pages 2 through 4 list the table of contents in Spanish. Page 2 shows the broad categories: Chasis, Motor, Caja de Cambios, Eje Delantero, Eje Trasero. Page 3 expands the engine groups. Page 4 expands the chassis groups (over 60 subheadings). Page 5 expands transmission groups. The index is alphabetic within each group. If you need a part for the “Bomba de Inyección”, look under “B” on page 3. The catalog uses standard Foton numbering – seven-digit codes preceded by a two-letter prefix. Write down the complete number; the last digit often indicates a revision level. Using a non-OEM number like “123456” from an aftermarket list will get you the wrong injector line.

Related manual: Foton Tractor 2014 Parts Catalog – OEM Factory Specs covers larger agricultural models. Foton 254 2011 Parts Catalog – OEM Factory Specs is for the compact utility tractor. Foton TE250 2011 Parts Catalog – OEM Factory Specs for the TE series. Each follows the same factory structure.

FAQ – Common Questions About This Parts Catalog

Does this catalog include torque specifications or repair procedures?

No. It’s a parts catalog – it lists OEM part numbers, component groups, and exploded views. For torque specs and disassembly steps you need the service manual.

Can I use this to identify parts for a 2011 Foton BJ1010 engine rebuild?

Yes. The engine section (Motor) on page 3 covers the block, crankshaft, pistons, cylinder head, valve train, injection system, turbocharger, and all gaskets. Each part has an OEM number. Cross-reference those numbers with your existing parts to confirm. But understand that this catalog does not show thread pitch or bearing clearances – it only tells you the part that fits from the factory. You still need a micrometer and a service manual for assembly. For more background on how the injection system works, see Internal Combustion Engine on Wikipedia.

What years and models are covered?

2011 model year for BJ1010 and BJ5010 minitrucks. The cover says Septiembre 2011, which is the publication date, not necessarily the production year spread. But Foton typically issued one catalog per model year, so assume it covers that year only.

Are the part numbers OEM or aftermarket?

OEM. These are the factory Foton numbers used at the assembly plant. No cross-references to third-party brands. If you order from a Foton dealer using these numbers, you get the genuine part.

Stop ordering parts by guessing. If you have a 2011 Foton BJ1010 or BJ5010 on your lift or in your driveway, this catalog saves you the headache of returned shipments and mismatched hardware. Page 2 shows you where every system lives. Page 3 gives you the engine breakdown. Access the Factory Manual and keep it on your tablet or printed binder – the parts will land in your hand the first time.