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Iveco F1AE0481B 2008 Parts Catalog

If you’re rebuilding an Iveco F1AE0481B 2008 Parts Catalog and you’re guessing at part numbers, you’re wasting time and money. I’ve seen guys order the wrong oil pan gasket three times because they didn’t have the factory catalog. This is the 2008 parts catalog – 46 pages of OEM breakdowns. It’s not a repair manual, it’s the parts bible. You get exploded views, part numbers, quantities, and fasteners. No cross-references from some third‑party site that thinks a bolt is a bolt. These are the exact Iveco numbers used on the assembly line.

Page 1 shows the engine assembly: main part number 504237090 and the gasket kit 2996087. That alone saves you from ordering individual gaskets that may not seal. Page 2 dives into the crankcase – oil spray nozzles (504039888), threaded plugs (500370623), and the specific M8x1.25×80 screws (504015885). If you’ve ever stripped a crankcase thread because you used the wrong bolt, you know why this matters.

Engine Assembly and Crankcase (Page 2–3)

Page 2 gives you the complete engine assembly breakdown. The crankcase section lists every plug, pin, and fastener. Part numbers like 504049279 for the crankcase itself and 99445814 for the dowel pins. You need the exact count – 4 oil spray nozzles, not 3, not 5. The catalog tells you that. The screws are called out by thread size and length: M8x1.25×80, M6x1x20. That’s the kind of spec you won’t find in a generic parts list.

Oil Pan: Gasket and Drain Plug Specs

Page 4 covers the oil pan. The pan itself is 504237983. The drain plug is M22x1.5 (16993411) and the sealing washer is 16508460. The pan gasket is 504018307 – not a universal cork gasket, but a factory composite that seals against the frame (504154880). The bolts are M8x35 (16586625) and M6x35 (16586124). You order those, you get the right clamp load. No more leaks because you used random hardware store bolts.

Vacuum Pump and Oil Pump Components

Page 5 shows the vacuum pump driven off the engine. The oil pump is 504071325, the gasket is 504012746. Mounting bolts are M6x20 (18137524) and M6x50 (16591924). The plug for the pump port is M12x1.5 (504054656). If your vacuum pump leaks, this page tells you exactly what seals and fasteners to order. It also gives the correct bolt quantity – 13 of the M6x20, 2 of the M6x50. Over-torque those? Not with the factory specs in hand.

Why OEM Part Numbers Matter

Aftermarket catalogs often combine part numbers or miss sub‑variants. The Iveco F1AE0481B had multiple build levels (C001, etc.). This 2008 catalog is specific to the F1AE0481B*C001. The crankcase plugs, the oil pan bolts – all match the original assembly. If you’ve ever tried to fit a “universal” oil pan gasket and ended up with a puddle on the floor, you understand. OEM numbers guarantee the fit and the material spec. For background on diesel engine architecture, see this Wikipedia article on diesel engines.

F1AE0481B Parts Catalog: What the 46 Pages Cover

You get the complete engine assembly, crankcase, oil pan, vacuum pump, oil pump, and more. Every subsystem has an exploded diagram with item numbers. Opposite each diagram is a table with the part code, quantity, and description in Russian and English equivalents. The 46 pages are compact – no fluff, just the data. This is the same document Iveco service centers used in 2008. It’s not a reprint of an aftermarket scan; it’s the original factory PDF.

Who Should Buy This Catalog?

If you own a vehicle with the Iveco F1AE0481B engine – Daily, Ducato, or other applications – and you plan to do your own parts ordering, this is for you. Also for rebuild shops that need accurate part numbers for quotes. Beginners should use this alongside a service manual; this catalog won’t tell you how to install the parts, but it will tell you what to buy. Pros will appreciate saving the time they waste cross‑referencing numbers on parts counter websites.

Don’t assume you can find these numbers online for free. Too many forums have outdated or wrong info. This catalog costs less than one wrong part order. And it comes with the peace of mind that you’re using factory data.

Frequently Asked Questions

Does this catalog include torque specs?

No, it’s a parts catalog, not a service manual. For torque values you need the workshop manual.

Can I use this for the F1AE0481B C001 variant?

Yes, the cover says F1AE0481B*C001. It covers that specific variant.

Are the part numbers still valid in 2024?

Iveco may have superseded some numbers. The catalog shows original 2008 numbers. You’ll need to check current availability.

How do I find the oil pan gasket part number?

The oil pan section on page 4 lists the gasket as part number 504018307. It also shows the bolt sizes and quantities. If you need the drain plug, that’s 16993411 with a sealing washer 16508460. That is the exact factory breakdown. The catalog gives you the exploded view so you see every component and its position. That’s what you pay for – no guesswork.

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