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Foton OLIN 4.5 TON 2011 Parts Catalog – Factory Part Numbers You Can Trust

If you’ve ever ordered a water pump for one of these Chinese trucks and ended up with a part that didn’t match the bolt pattern, you know the pain. That’s what happens when you rely on aftermarket cross-reference lists. This is the original Foton OLIN 4.5 TON 2011 Parts Catalog — 142 pages of factory part numbers, exploded diagrams, and component breakdowns. No translations, no third-party errors. Just what the assembly line used.

Engine, Chassis, and Transmission – The Three Main Sections

The catalog splits the truck into three big groups: Motor (engine), Chasís (chassis), and Caja de Cambios (transmission). Under Engine you get everything from the alternator and camshaft to the oil pump, water pump, thermostat housing, turbocharger, and cylinder head. Each subsystem has its own exploded view with numbered callouts that match the part numbers in the table. Need a piston ring set? Look under Pistón. That level of detail saves you from ordering the wrong internal component.

Why You Need the OEM Part Number, Not a Guess

Aftermarket catalogs often lump multiple model years or even different engine variants into one entry. The OLIN 4.5 TON has specific chassis frame numbers, and the parts change by production date. This catalog lists parts by the 2011 model year, so you get the exact alternator, starter, or fuel filter that fits your truck. I’ve seen guys waste a day because they ordered a clutch kit for a different chassis code. Don’t be that guy.

Using the Exploded Diagrams to Identify Components

The diagrams aren’t vague sketches. They are factory drawings that show every bolt, gasket, and bracket. For example, the engine section includes the oil cooler (Enfriador de Aceite) with the oil lines drawn exactly as they route. If you’re rebuilding a motor or replacing a part you can’t identify by sight, the diagram gives you the reference you need. Match the part number from the diagram to the table, then order it. End of story.

Torque Specs and Fluid Capacities – What’s Missing (and Why That’s Okay)

Let’s be clear: this is a parts catalog, not a service manual. You won’t find torque specs for head bolts or fluid capacities here. If you need repair procedures, you want the factory service manual. For that, look at Foton Tractor 2014 Parts Catalog – OEM Factory Specs or Foton 254 2011 Parts Catalog – OEM Factory Specs. But for part identification, this catalog is your only reliable source. The chassis section alone covers the frame, suspension, steering, brakes, electrical harnesses, and air conditioning. Every component has a part number.

The 142 Pages – What You Get in PDF

The catalog is 142 pages, printed September 2011. It’s in Spanish (Catálogo de Repuestos), but part numbers are universal. The structure is straightforward: each major system starts with a diagram page, then the part number table follows. You get the chassis section starting on page 4, the engine section starting on page 3, and the transmission section starting on page 5. Cross-referencing is fast because the index is by component name. Need a radiator core? Check Radiador. For more on how cooling systems work, see Internal Combustion Engine Cooling and Radiator Core.

Why Factory Documentation Beats Aftermarket

I’ve seen aftermarket parts catalogs that list a part number that was superseded three years ago, or list the wrong number for a mirror or a brake valve. This is an OEM document from Foton themselves. The part numbers are the ones stamped on the original components. When you order using these numbers, you get the exact part from the dealer. No returns, no trips back to the parts store. That’s worth the access right there.

If you also work on other Foton models, check Foton TE250 2011 Parts Catalog – OEM Factory Specs for a smaller truck variant.

Frequently Asked Questions

Does this manual include torque specifications for assembly?

No. This is a parts catalog — it lists part numbers, not service procedures. For torque values you need the factory service manual.

Is the catalog in English?

No, it’s in Spanish. But part numbers are numeric or alphanumeric. You don’t need to read Spanish to use it. The diagrams are the same worldwide.

What years does this catalog cover?

It’s dated September 2011 and specifically covers the OLIN 4.5 TON model for that model year. Earlier or later production may differ — check your truck’s VIN.

Can I use this to order parts online?

Absolutely. Match the part number from the catalog to your dealer’s system or an online retailer. Just verify the diagram matches your component. It saves hours of cross-referencing and eliminates the risk of ordering a part for a different chassis version.

If you’re ready to stop ordering wrong parts and start getting the right components the first time, access the Factory Manual from AutoRepairManuals today. You’ll have the same part numbers the factory uses — and that’s the only way to be sure.