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Tracsa AA 6 Parts Catalog – 24 Pages of OEM Part Numbers

If you’re hunting down a transmission part for a Tracsa AA 6 and the local dealer gives you a shrug, this Parts Catalog is what you need. Twenty-four pages of factory exploded views, part numbers, and quantities. Not a reprint. Not a scan of a scan. Original OEM file straight from the manufacturer. I’ve been turning wrenches for 28 years, and I’ve seen too many guys order the wrong piece because they trusted a third-party parts list. Don’t be that guy.

Transmission Assembly – Page 1 Exploded View

Open to page 1 and you’ll see the complete transmission layout. Every bolt, washer, pin, and bracket is drawn and numbered. You get the part number like 6222451M91 for the transmission kit, 04000842000 for the cramp, and 04012317000 for the pin. The catalog lists the quantity needed – no guesswork. If you’re rebuilding a Tracsa AA 6 transmission, you can cross-check every component against what’s actually on the bench. The drawing also flags whether the unit has the hydraulic lift or not. That matters because the drawbar assembly changes depending on the configuration. See the note “SEM LEVANTE HIDRAULICO” and the corresponding part list for the non-hydraulic version.

Clutch Housing and Components (Page 4)

Page 4 opens the clutch housing. Part numbers 04012496000 for the housing itself, 01105225000 for a pin, and 04101329001 for the inner housing. Ten nuts and ten washers (01112886000, 01107241000) hold the thing together. You get the exact bolt sizes and lengths from the part numbers—no need to measure old ones that are already mangled. If you need to order a seal or a bearing, the catalog gives you the OEM numbers like 03020051000 for a bearing. You can take that to any bearing supplier or the dealer. This is how you avoid the “close enough” part that fails in 500 miles.

Engine-to-Transmission Mounting (Page 2)

Page 2 covers the “Fixação Do Motor Na Transmissão” – the connection housing between the engine and the box. Eight bolts, eight washers, and the right part numbers for each. The drawing shows how the housing bolts to the transmission bellhousing. If you’re pulling the engine or the transmission, this page saves you from hunting down the correct bolts. Torque specs are not in a parts catalog, so you’ll need a service manual for that. But having the correct hardware part numbers means you can order the factory bolts instead of using random hardware store stuff that might strip or shear.

Why Use OEM Parts Catalogs?

I’ve seen aftermarket parts catalogs that list a single part number for an entire assembly when the factory uses three different versions. The Tracsa AA 6 catalog breaks down by serial number ranges and options. For example, the clutch housing kit includes a gasket and seal that vary by build date. The OEM catalog captures those variations. You also get the proper nomenclature in English, Spanish, and Portuguese – helpful if you’re working on equipment that came from different markets. When you order using these numbers, you get the exact piece that Tracsa intended. Not a “universal” that requires filing and cussing.

Another thing: safety. Using the wrong bolt grade on a transmission mount can lead to a dropped driveline. The factory part numbers specify the material and coating. This catalog doesn’t tell you the grade, but the original part cross-references to the OEM spec. If you need to verify a fastener’s strength, take the part number to Automotive Industry Overview for fastener standards. For engine fundamentals, see Internal Combustion Engine.

3 Reasons to Trust This Factory Documentation

First, it’s a direct PDF from Tracsa, not a compilation by a third party. Second, the exploded views are drawn to scale with all part numbers visible – no blurred graphics like you get in some scanned reprints. Third, the file is 24 pages, meaning every assembly is covered without missing pages. I’ve bought manuals that claim to be “complete” but skip the clutch section. This one has it all.

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What This Catalog Does NOT Include

This is a parts catalog, not a service manual. You won’t find torque specs, repair procedures, or diagnostic data. But if you’re trying to identify a part that fell off or order the correct seal for the transmission input shaft, this is the document. For service procedures, you’ll need the corresponding shop manual. Many of those are also available on AutoRepairManuals.

That’s the kind of detail you get.

Does this catalog include torque specifications?

No. Parts catalogs list components, not assembly instructions. You need a separate service manual for torque values and procedures.

Are part numbers for transmission seals included on page 1?

Yes. Page 1 lists seal retainer part 04013914000 and seal 04014005000. The drawing shows the seal location relative to the output shaft. Use the part number to order the correct seal from any Tracsa dealer.

Can I use this catalog to rebuild the entire Tracsa AA 6 transmission?

You can use it to identify every gasket, bearing, snap ring, and bolt. But you still need a service manual for clearances, shim selection, and assembly order. This catalog gives you the parts – you bring the know-how. Reading the exploded view carefully will show you the order of assembly if you have some experience, but a beginner should get both documents.

Does the catalog cover both hydraulic and non-hydraulic lift versions?

Yes. Page 1 clearly separates the two configurations. The drawing notes “SEM LEVANTE HIDRAULICO” (without hydraulic lift) and provides a separate part list for the drawbar and bracket. If your Tracsa AA 6 has the lift, you order from the main list. If not, use the alternative parts.

Stop chasing wrong parts and wasting time. Access the Factory Manual for your Tracsa AA 6 and get the real part numbers you need.