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Toyota 3FD10, 3FD14, 3FD15, 3FD18 Parts Catalog

If you’ve ever ordered a part for a Toyota 3FD10, 3FD14, 3FD15, 3FD18 Parts Catalog model forklift and got the wrong piece because some third-party catalog listed a generic number, you know the headache. That stops with this 240-page factory parts catalog. It covers the 3FD10, 3FD14, 3FD15, and 3FD18 models with OEM figure indexes and part name codes. This is what Toyota dealers use to decode your frame and engine numbers. No guessing.

Toyota 3FD10, 3FD14, 3FD15, 3FD18 Parts Catalog: Engine and Fuel System Coverage

The Engine section covers figure indexes from 1101 through 2608. That includes the base engine components and the fuel system. If your 3FD10 needs a carburetor gasket or a fuel line for the 3FD15, the part name code is listed right there. LPG variants get their own dedicated figure index (2311-2316) – that is critical when you’re working on a dual-fuel setup. Page 2 gives you the quick reference index so you can jump straight to engine or fuel without flipping through all 240 pages.

Figure Index by Component Group

Each group – Engine, Fuel, Chassis, Body/Electric, Mast/Hydraulic – has its own set of figure indexes with exploded views. The Chassis section covers everything from the frame to the steering knuckles. Body, Electric (index 5101-5805) includes wiring harness clips and instrument panel parts. For hydraulic repairs, the Mast, Hydraulic System index (6101-6802) shows every seal and cylinder component. You match the figure number to your truck’s frame number.

What Does the Standard Tools Section Include?

There’s a dedicated Standard Tools section in this catalog. It lists the special service tools Toyota expects you to use. For a home garage guy rebuilding a mast cylinder, that tells you which puller or seal installer fits. Aftermarket catalogs skip this – then you end up with a tool that doesn’t engage the snap ring groove. Factory catalog, no guesswork.

240 Pages of Factory Diagrams

Every diagram in this catalog is an original Toyota illustration. The part name codes are printed alongside the callouts. When you call your dealer, you give them the code from the figure – they punch it in and the correct part shows up. For a DIYer, that means you don’t get the wrong brake shoe for a 3FD18 because the aftermarket book listed a “universal” fit. Engine and Fuel system parts are cross-referenced by frame and engine number, right in the front matter.

Order Parts Using the Part Name Code

Page 3 of the catalog explains the ordering system in plain English (and Spanish, French, German). You must specify the complete model number, engine number or frame number, and the part name code from the illustration. If your truck has optional equipment – say a catalytic muffler or dual-element air cleaner – you have to list that too. Toyota dealers can then decode the full part number. That system saves you the wasted time of ordering a part that looks right but has the wrong mounting bolt pattern. Check out the related Toyota 7FB10-7FB20 Parts Catalog – Factory Specs if you work on the 7FB series as well.

Need another reference for a different Toyota line? The Toyota Camry Celica Corolla Cressida Crown Parts Catalog – 27 Pages covers passenger car parts. For the 4TNV88 diesel engine, the Toyota 4TNV88-BPTB 2010 Parts Catalog – OEM Factory Specs gives you the same factory-level detail.

External reading: The Automotive Industry Overview gives context on why OEM parts catalogs are the standard. And if you’re dealing with electrical components, the Automotive Battery article covers battery selection for industrial vehicles.

Does this catalog include torque specifications for assembly?

No. This is a parts catalog, not a service manual. It lists part numbers, not torque values. For torque data you need the factory repair manual.

Can I use this catalog to identify parts for a 3FD14 that has been modified with a different mast?

Yes, if the modified mast came from a Toyota option listed in the catalog. The Mast/Hydraulic section (index 6101-6802) covers standard and optional mast assemblies. You match the frame number stamped on your truck to the figure index. If the mast was aftermarket, this catalog won’t cover it. Stick with Toyota-installed options to use the part name codes correctly. For a 3FD15 with an LPG conversion, the LPG figure index (2311-2316) is included. That tells you exactly which vaporizer and mixer parts to order.

Ordering the wrong part because of a generic catalog is money down the drain. This factory Toyota catalog gives you the same information a dealer’s parts counter has. 240 pages, OEM figure indexes, and the correct part name codes for your 3FD10, 3FD14, 3FD15, or 3FD18. If you’re serious about keeping that forklift running with genuine parts, access the factory manual.