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Nissan BD3004 1996 Parts Catalog

If you’ve ever wasted a Saturday because the piston you ordered didn’t match your engine serial number, this catalog is your fix. I’ve been there. The Nissan BD3004 1996 Parts Catalog is 111 pages of factory-correct part numbers for the TB070 industrial engine. No guessing which variant you have — the catalog uses APP NO. and engine number to pin down the exact components. That matters when you’re ordering a cylinder head gasket or a crankshaft seal.

Nissan BD3004 1996 Parts Catalog: Real Factory Indexing

This isn’t a reprint of some third-party list. It’s the original UD Nissan Diesel publication, Pub.No.PBD34 39607, from 1996. The table of contents breaks down every major assembly: Block, Oil Pan, Front Cover, Flywheel Housing; Head, Piston, Crankshaft, Pulley, Flywheel, Valve Mechanism; Manifold, Air Compressor, Oil Pump, Fuel Filter, Air Cleaner; Fuel System; Cooling System; Electronic Parts and Power Conduction. Each section includes illustration figures and corresponding part lists. You get the same information a dealership parts counter uses.

Cylinder Block & Overhaul Kit: Sections You’ll Use Most

If you’re rebuilding an engine, start with the Overhaul Kit – Engine section, then jump to Cylinder Block. The catalog lists every bolt, gasket, and seal as a separate part number. That crankshaft you need? Turn to the Piston & Crankshaft subsection. Valve mechanism parts are right after that. Each figure has notes marking which variant (APP NO.) uses which part. Don’t skip the Specification Combination Table on page 31 of the introduction — that table links your machine’s APP NO. to the correct section spec symbol.

Fuel System and Injection Pump: No Room for Error

The Fuel System chapter covers piping, nozzle and holder (inner parts), fuel injection pump (fitting and inner), governor, feed pump, and coupling. These are high-tolerance components. Ordering the wrong injection pump coupling can cost you a week of downtime. The catalog uses multiple figures for different engine executions — check the “E/#” column for changes. Also included is the Fuel Filter section with separate listings for A-diesel oil and fitting parts. Every part number is verified against the engine serial number range starting from BD3004 E/#013223.

One wrong part can kill an engine.

3 Reasons to Use the Factory Parts Catalog

First, accuracy. Aftermarket catalogs often merge multiple models into one listing, causing confusion. Second, completeness. This catalog includes accessory and tool sections — items most aftermarket lists skip. Third, traceability. The parts index at the back lets you look up a number and find where it’s used. Combine that with the APP NO. system and you eliminate ordering errors.

How Do You Find the Correct Part for Your Machine?

The introduction includes an Applicable Model Table and a Specification Combination Table. You look up your machine manufacturer and model to get an APP NO. Then cross-reference that APP NO. in the specification table to find the section spec symbol (like A1, A2). That symbol appears on the illustration tabs and in the part list column. Always verify your engine number — the catalog covers engines from E/#013223 onward (Hitachi construction machinery from E/#000001). If your engine is older, this catalog may not apply. Pay attention to the change E/# notes in the table — they indicate when a part was superseded. The specification combination table also includes a column for interchangeability, showing which APP NO. share the same part. Using this system correctly eliminates ordering errors. It takes five minutes to learn and saves hours of return shipping.

FAQ

Does this catalog include engine overhaul part numbers?

Yes. Overhaul Kit – Engine and all internal sections are listed.

How do I interpret the Japanese text in this catalog?

The catalog is bilingual (Japanese and English). Part numbers are universal. The introduction has English explanations of the numbering system. Section names and figures use English terms like ‘CYLINDER HEAD’ and ‘PISTON & CRANKSHAFT’. The parts list columns are numeric. If you struggle with the Japanese instructions, focus on the APP NO. and figure numbers. The illustration callouts are in English. For deeper understanding, you can reference the English-language Automotive Industry Overview guides. But for part identification, the numbers are all you need.

For related documentation, check the NISSAN BD3004 1996 Parts Catalog (this manual), the NISSAN 250 Series 1986 Parts Catalog for older engines, or the Nissan 410 Parts Catalog for light-duty applications. If you’re also servicing the electrical system, the generator and starting motor parts are in the Electronic Parts section; refer to Automotive Battery resources for battery service.

This is the same catalog dealerships use. Don’t rely on aftermarket lists that combine multiple engine series. Get the factory spec. Stop wasting time on mismatched parts. Access the Factory Manual and get the correct numbers from the source.