Kamaz 55111, 4308, 53215, 65117, 5308 2011 Parts Catalog

Description

You’ve got a Kamaz in the bay, and that 4308 needs a new brake chamber. You pull the old one off, but the casting numbers are worn. Now what? You either call the dealer and wait, or you gamble on a Chinese copy that might not fit. I’ve seen guys spend half a day chasing wrong parts. This Kamaz 4308, 53215, 65117, 5308, 5360 2011 Parts Catalog kills that. 68 pages of factory part numbers, axle load ratings, and model-by-model breakdowns.

Kamaz 4308, 53215, 65117, 5308, 5360 2011 Parts Catalog – What’s Inside

The catalog organizes trucks by type: side prime movers and vans, dump trucks, prime movers, and multipurpose vehicles. For each model you get a dedicated page spread with the axial load (in metric tons) and a listing of every factory part number. The 4308 starts on page 6, the 5360 on page 14. You also get coverage for the 53215, 65117, and 5308. Alongside these five, the catalog includes other models like 55111, 45141, 43255, 65111, 65115, and more – so if you work on a mixed fleet, this one book covers a lot of ground.

Does This Catalog Cover Your Kamaz Model?

Check the index: side prime movers and vans list the 4308, 53215, 65117, 5308, and 5360. Dump trucks cover 55111, 45141, 43255, 65111, 65115, 6540, 53605, 6520, 65201, 6522. Prime movers include 54115, 44108, 6450, 65116, 5460, 6460, 65225. Multipurpose vehicles: 43114, 4326, 43118, 63501, 65224. If your truck is one of those, this catalog gives you the OEM part number, not a reprint from some third-party copy. The 2011 edition means it’s the latest factory release for these Euro 2 and ABS-equipped trucks.

Axle Loads and Model Identifiers

Every truck page lists the axial load range – for example, the 4308 carries a 7-ton front axle, and the 5360 runs 10 to 13 tons. That kind of spec matters when you’re ordering steering knuckles or brake components. Page 6 gives you the 4308 axle load and layout, and page 14 does the same for the 5360. Having that data in front of you means you don’t order the wrong hub based on a guess. The catalog uses metric tons, but you can convert to pounds if you need – just multiply by 2,204.6. Factory spec is factory spec, no compromise.

Factory vs Aftermarket: Why the Original Matters

Aftermarket parts catalogs often show a generic image and a list of part numbers that are close, but not exact. For Kamaz trucks – especially the European-market versions with ABS and Euro 2 compliance – one wrong digit in the part number means the part won’t fit. This is the original OEM print from Kamaz. The part numbers are the ones used on the assembly line. If you’re wrenching on a 53215 or a 65117, you want the same reference the factory techs used. I’ve torqued enough head bolts to know that using a reprint from a third-party site will cost you time. Stick with the factory document.

Using the Catalog on a Real Job

Say you’re rebuilding a 53215 dump truck. The hydraulic pump seal is leaking. You pull the pump and see a label with a 10-digit number. That number matches an entry in the catalog. You cross-reference it to the 53215 page, and there’s the OEM part number for the seal kit. You order it from the dealer, it arrives, and it fits. No returns, no waiting for the wrong gasket. For service procedures, grab the KamAZ 5320 5410 55102 Service Manual – that covers the repair side. For older equipment like a Massey-Harris-Ferguson, you’d want Massey-Harris-Ferguson FF 30 GS 1957 Parts Catalog | OEM Fastener Guide. And for industrial engine parts, the Futura FC200-FC400 Parts Catalog – OEM Wear Parts Specs is a solid reference. Kamaz has been a major player in the Automotive Industry Overview since the 1970s, and the engine parts in these trucks use Internal Combustion Engine technology that’s well-documented in this catalog.

Frequently Asked Questions

Will this catalog tell me how to disassemble the transmission?

No, this is a parts catalog only. It lists part numbers, not service steps.

Can I use this for a 2015 Kamaz model?

The catalog is from 2011, so it covers 2011 and older trucks. Later models may have updated part numbers. Cross-check with a newer edition if available.

How do I find the part number for a specific axle?

Find your truck model in the index (e.g., 4308 on page 6). The page shows a diagram of the axle assembly with callouts. Each callout has a number that corresponds to a table listing the OEM part number, quantity, and sometimes a note about supersessions. If the axle has an axial load rating (like 7 tons for the 4308), that confirms you’re on the right page. Write down the part number and order it directly from the dealer or a supplier that stocks Kamaz OEM parts. Do not use aftermarket cross-reference websites – they often misplace numbers. Stick with this catalog.

Is the catalog in English?

Yes, the text is in English. Units are metric (tons, millimeters).

So next time you have a Kamaz on the lift and you need to order parts, don’t guess. Access the Factory Manual and get the right number the first time.