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Scania DC16 2007 Parts Catalog

If you have ever ordered a cylinder head gasket for a DC16 and got the wrong thickness because some third-party catalog had a typo, you know the drill. That is why I keep a copy of the Scania DC16 2007 Parts Catalog on the bench next to my torque wrench. This is not a reprint or a scan of a scan — it is the original factory PDF from 2007, 124 pages, straight from the OEM. The exploded-view drawings on pages 1–5 alone show you exactly which valve seat insert goes where, and whether you need the intake or exhaust version. No guessing, no cross-referencing a sketchy aftermarket list.

Cylinder Head Assembly (DC16 A) – 124 Pages of Factory Part Numbers

The catalog opens with the cylinder head group. On page 1 you will see the reference 01-01-1693. Every component from the cylinder head itself (Part No. 1845723) down to the 8×20 pin (Part No. 803466) has its own row. Need a valve spring collar for the intake side? Pos. 17 is 1505723. Exhaust side? Pos. 21 is 1305724. The table even tells you if the part is for “intake, osz” or “exhaust, std”. That kind of detail saves a trip back to the parts counter.

Rocker Cover and Gasket Kits – Page 3 & 4 Breakdown

Turn to page 3 and you will find the rocker cover assembly. The illustration labeled 01-01-1673 is about as clear as it gets. You can see the rocker cover gasket (Pos. 5, Part No. 1503250) and the flange screw gaskets (Pos. 3, Part No. 1385542). Two gasket kits are referenced: 1/99/1679 for the rocker cover and 1/99/1673 for the cylinder head. If you are overhauling a DC16 that has been sitting for years, order both kits using those reference numbers, not a guess.

Cylinder Block Assembly – Critical Sealing Points

Page 5 shows the cylinder block with reference 01-05-1695. Core plugs, freeze plugs, main bearing caps — all listed with their Scania part numbers. The block drawing includes 39 positions. If you are installing a new cylinder head gasket, you need to confirm the gasket thickness. The parts list does not give you torque values, but it does give you the OEM part number for the gasket (Pos. 13, Part No. 1480744). Use that to order the correct one from Scania. Pair this catalog with the actual service manual for torque specs; the combination is bulletproof.

3 Systems Covered – Spot the Difference with Aftermarket

This Parts Catalog covers three major assemblies: cylinder head, rocker cover, and cylinder block. An aftermarket list will often merge these into one generic table and omit the “osz” (oversize) designations. The DC16 uses different valve seat inserts for intake and exhaust, and the catalog gives you separate part numbers for standard and oversize. For example, Pos. 8 is 1310390 for intake, std, while Pos. 9 is 1805493 for exhaust, std. One letter wrong and the valve doesn’t seal. That is why I trust Scania’s own documentation.

Does This Manual Include Torque Specs or Service Procedures?

It does not. This is a Parts Catalog — it lists what to order, not how to install it. If you need the tightening sequence for the cylinder head bolts on a DC16, grab the factory service manual. But for ordering parts, this catalog is the only reference you should use. The exploded views show the exact relationship between components, so you see that the injection nut (Pos. 35, Part No. 1843389) sits under the adjusting screw (Pos. 36, Part No. 1863494). You cannot get that clarity from a text-only list.

Is this the same as the service repair manual?

No. The service manual has step-by-step procedures and torque specs. This is strictly a parts catalog for ordering OEM components.

Does it cover all DC16 engine variants from 2007?

Yes, the PDF covers DC16 A engines as produced in 2007. It includes both standard and oversize valve components. If your engine serial number is outside the range listed on the cover page, confirm compatibility with your dealer.

Can I use this to rebuild the cylinder head without a service manual?

Technically you can identify every part you need, but you still need torque values and assembly sequence from the OEM service manual. This catalog tells you what to buy; the service manual tells you how to put it together.

Why should I pay for this when I can find parts lists online for free?

Free lists are often extracted from aftermarket databases with missing line items or wrong supersessions. This is a direct scan of the 2007 Scania factory catalog. The rivet plug part numbers (e.g., 1365198 for ø 36 mm) are verified against the OEM drawing. One wrong plug can cause a coolant leak that ruins the rebuild.

You need the Scania DC16 2007 Parts Catalog on your workbench or laptop if you are pulling a DC16 head apart. After you have the part numbers, check out our related manuals: Scania 6506120 2007 Parts Catalog – OEM Cylinder Head & Rocker Cover for another Scania engine family, or the Scania D1LC 1996 Installation Manual – Factory Retrofit Guide if you are working on older units. For context on how these parts fit into the broader powertrain, see the Internal Combustion Engine overview. Access the Factory Manual now and keep it with your engine gasket set.