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Mahindra BOLERO D/C, BOLERO CAMPER Parts Catalog – Factory Specs for Ordering Parts

You’ve got a Mahindra BOLERO D/C or a BOLERO CAMPER in the bay, and the owner needs parts. Maybe it’s a cracked cylinder head, a worn camshaft, or a leaking valve guide. You pull up a generic parts site and get a list of numbers that don’t match the tag on the engine. That wastes time, money, and sometimes gets the wrong part in place. This catalog is the fix: 123 pages of factory-coded part numbers, quantities per vehicle, and assembly breakdowns straight from Mahindra’s publication cell in Kandivali. No guessing, no aftermarket re-indexing – just the numbers you need to order the right component.

Engine Assembly and Cylinder Block Coverage

Starts at group M11A01 (engine assembly) and M11A02 (engine information). You get the full engine part number breakdown – from the XD3P NS short engine to the half engine assembly with FIP. The cylinder block (M11B01) lists the block itself, cylinder head gasket (M11B14), and the piston assemblies (M11B15). If you need a new cylinder, you can cross-reference the part numbers directly against the OEM supply chain. The catalog also includes the gasket set for an engine overhaul (less the cylinder head gasket) with every seal, washer, and O-ring listed individually – no need to buy a generic kit that might leave you short a copper washer.

Cylinder Head and Valve Gear Train: Factory Part Numbers

Group M11B02 covers the cylinder head; M11B21 handles the valve gear train. Every valve stem seal (intake and exhaust), rocker cover gasket, and valve guide component has its own line item. The intake manifold gasket is listed under M11B22, the exhaust manifold under M11B23. If you’re chasing a valvetrain noise or replacing a bent valve, you can order the exact part without pulling the head twice. The explosion view format shows how each piece fits – helpful for reassembly sequence.

Crankshaft and Camshaft: What to Order

M11B03 – crankshaft. M11B19 – camshaft. Both groups include the bearing sets (M11B04 and M11B07 for connecting rod bearings). The timing belt train is M11B20. Need the crankshaft oil seal? It’s listed in the engine overhaul gasket set on page 3 of the PDF, but the catalog also lets you locate the specific rotary seal or bearing cap seal. The camshaft part number is paired with the valve gear train numbers, so you can ensure compatibility when rebuilding. No guesswork about which cam fits which head – Mahindra already cross-referenced it.

Who Needs This Factory Parts Catalog?

If you own a BOLERO D/C or BOLERO CAMPER – especially the export variants for Uruguay (2WD or 4WD, LHD, with A/C, heater, or HVAC) – this is the only way to get correct part numbers. The catalog lists seven model codes (BX528DCL6, BX548DCL26, etc.) with their wheelbase, suspension type, and options. A DIY mechanic pulling a transmission will find group 1700–1801 with the transfer case (electrical or mechanical shift) and every shaft, fork, and synchro listed. A shop owner can hand this to a parts clerk and know the order will arrive right the first time. Pair it with a factory Automotive Industry Overview for background on these vehicles.

Original Mahindra Documentation vs. Aftermarket Parts Lists

Third-party sites pull numbers from generic databases that often miss model-year splits. This catalog is the document that Mahindra’s service centers use. It shows the exact part numbers for the BOLERO D/C and BOLERO CAMPER – including the export-only variants that aftermarket catalogs ignore. The chassis and body sections (groups 2401A through 2621A) cover frames, fenders, doors, and seat belts with OEM references. If you need the cargo box for a BOLERO CAMPER, group 2607B has it. That kind of specificity saves a phone call to the dealer and a week of waiting for the wrong part.

Related Manuals for Other Mahindra Models

If you work on other Mahindra vehicles, check these factory catalogs: Mahindra MAX 28 HST, MAX 28 SHUTTLE Parts Catalog – 276 Pages, Mahindra MAX 25 HST Parts Catalog – Factory Specs for Ordering Parts, and Mahindra MAX 22 Parts Catalog – Factory Specs & Interchangeability. Each one uses the same OEM structure – no aftermarket shortcuts.

The Automotive Industry Overview provides context, but the details matter on the bench. This catalog has them.

Does this catalog include exploded view diagrams?

Yes. Each group (e.g., M11B01 Cylinder Block) has a figure with part numbers and quantities. You see exactly how the pieces fit.

Can I use this to order parts from a Mahindra dealer?

Absolutely. The part numbers are the same ones dealers use. Bring the catalog page or the number to your dealer counter and they’ll fill it without cross-checking.

Does it cover both 2WD and 4WD models?

It covers BOLERO D/C and BOLERO CAMPER in 2WD and 4WD configurations. The frame groups are separate (2401A and 2401B), and the front axle groups differentiate 2WD (2001) from 4WD (2001A).

Is this a genuine Mahindra document, not a reprint?

This is the original PDF from Mahindra’s Launch Planning Technical group in Kandivali. No aftermarket labeling, no re-indexing – just the factory catalog with 123 pages of verified part numbers, including the miscellaneous list for BOLERO export to Uruguay.

Stop wasting time with mismatched parts. Access the Factory Manual now and get the exact Mahindra part numbers for your BOLERO D/C or BOLERO CAMPER – from the engine to the tailgate fittings.