TJ TJ430 2006 Parts Catalog – OEM Fastener & Hardware Specs

Description

I’ve seen guys order a water pump belt three times because the aftermarket catalog had the wrong part number. A TJ430 with a belt that’s half an inch too long won’t tension right, and you lose the fan drive. That’s why you need the official TJ TJ430 2006 Parts Catalog. 607 pages of part diagrams, assembly breakouts, and dealer stocking lists that tell you exactly which bolt lands where. No guessing what filter element goes in the hydraulic circuit. No digging through vague cross-reference charts. This is the source document TJ dealerships used to stock their shelves.

Why Does the TJ TJ430 2006 Parts Catalog Beat Aftermarket Lists?

Aftermarket part databases get the bolt grade wrong or skip the O-ring size on a seal kit. Here you get the OEM part number and quantity for every piece on the tractor—from the fuel sender unit (part 87434676 on page 2) to the clutch switch (355341A1). The mandatory stocking list alone includes fuses from 5A to 30A, air filters, hydraulic oil filters, and the engine oil filter (1931099 for the TJ430). If you’re rebuilding a transmission, the recommended stocking list on page 4 gives you bolts like M12x60 10.9 and M20x100 10.9 with the exact washer part numbers. That’s info you can’t scrape from a VIN decoder.

Engine and Fuel System Parts – What You Get

Engine section covers oil filters, coolant filters, water pump belts (325289A1 fits TJ480/530, but yours is different—check the catalog). The Fuel system lists the primary and secondary air filters, the fuel filter (87395356), and the fuel sender. You get the part numbers for the full injector pump assembly if you need to order a replacement. The catalog breaks the Engine group into sub-assemblies so you can identify exactly what you’re ordering before you call the parts counter. No more eyeballing a blurred cell phone picture of a part number on a dirty component.

Electrical System: Fuses, Relays, and Sensors

The Electrical section covers the mandatory stocking list items: relay 121410A1, fuses from 5A to 30A, the solenoid valve (87357396), and the engine RPM sensor (A186004). You also get the armrest controller (87454949), potentiometers for draft control (256305A2), and light switch (177250A1). If you’re chasing a no-crank condition, having the exact fuse and relay part numbers saves the trip back to the parts house. The wiring diagrams aren’t in this catalog—that’s the service manual job—but the parts callout tells you what connector (235676A1) and which switch goes where.

Fastener Data from the Recommended Stocking List

Page 4 shows the recommended stocking list with hardware that keeps the tractor together: M16x110 10.9 bolts, M22x130 10.9 bolts, washers with specific inner diameters, and O-rings with dimensions like 1.112″ ID x 0.103″ thick. When you torque a hub bolt to spec, you need the right grade and thread pitch. This catalog gives you that data. The O-ring kit (371738A2) and axle seals (239942A3, 87432424) are listed with enough detail to match without measuring a grease-covered part twice.

Hydraulic, Steering, Power Train, and Brakes Sections

Hydraulic System lists the main hydraulic oil filter (86018758), conical filters, and the pulse-with-modulation solenoid valve. The Steering System section includes hoses and seals. Power Train covers transmission filters (87409372), PTO oil seals (375514A1), and master clutch gasket (427581A1). Brakes section has brake parts you won’t find in a generic catalog. Each section is organized by assembly (e.g., TJ430 TRACTOR (1/06- ) – Power Train) so you navigate directly to the part group you need.

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Does this catalog include service procedures like torque specs?

No. This is a Parts Catalog only — it lists every OEM part number, quantity, and illustration. For repair procedures, get the separate TJ430 service manual.

Does it cover the 1/06 production start?

Yes. The manual covers TJ430 tractors built from January 2006 onward. Earlier models may share some parts, but the catalog is specific to that production batch.

Can I order parts directly from this catalog?

Use the part numbers to order from any TJ dealer or online parts retailer. The catalog does not include prices or availability, but every number is factory-verified.

How do I find a specific bolt on the recommended list?

Page 4 lists bolts by size, grade, and length — M20x110 hub bolts (228273A1), M16x320 (86639034), and others. Cross-reference the fastener description with your application.

Access the Factory Manual now and start your next TJ430 job with the right part in your hand the first time. No more wasted billable hours tracking down the wrong O-ring or buying a relay that doesn’t fit. This catalog puts every OEM number at your fingertips.