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Y&C Engine YC6K10 2009 Parts Catalog

Ordering the wrong internal part for a YC6K10 diesel engine burns time and money. I’ve seen it happen—a guy buys a piston ring set online, gets it, and it’s for the wrong bore size because he trusted a third-party listing. That crap doesn’t fly if you start with the Y&C Engine YC6K10 2009 Parts Catalog. This is the exact same document the factory uses to pull parts off the shelf. 91 pages of exploded views, part numbers, and assembly breakdowns. No reprints, no aftermarket summaries—just the OEM data from September 2009.

What the Catalog Covers – 11 Major Assemblies

Open the table of contents and you get a straight list: cylinder block assembly, cylinder head and valve cover, piston and connecting rod, crankshaft vibration damper, camshaft, valve train, intake and exhaust manifolds, oil sump, oil strainer, oil pump, oil filter. Each assembly gets its own exploded diagram with callouts. Need the cylinder head gasket part number? Page 5 shows the cylinder head & valve cover assembly drawing. Every fastener, seal, and bracket is listed with its factory code. That’s how you avoid buying a knockoff that doesn’t seat right.

Oil System: Pump, Filter, Cooler, Strainer – All Factory Spec

The oil system on a YC6K10 is critical for turbo longevity. This catalog breaks down the oil pump assembly (M6600-1011000), oil filter assembly (M32Y1-1012000), oil cooler assembly (M6600-1013000), and oil strainer assembly (M6600-1010000). You get the exact part numbers for the pump housing, gear set, relief valve, and O-rings. The cooler section shows the mounting brackets and gasket. If you’re rebuilding a core engine, you cross-check every seal here before ordering. The oil pump drive gear part number is in the diagram—no guessing.

Fuel System: Injection Pump, Injectors, and Filters

Fuel delivery parts are where aftermarket catalogs usually screw up. This OEM document includes the fuel injection pump assembly (K2000-1111000), injector parts (K2000-1112000), fuel filter assembly (M61SA-1105000), and the supply pipeline assembly (K2000-1104000). The injection pump section shows the governor, housing, and plunger details. The injector section lists nozzle part numbers. If you’re swapping a pump or replacing injectors, you need these numbers to match the engine’s build spec. The manual also covers the cold start aid system (page 2) and the ECU-controlled shutoff? Actually, it’s a mechanical setup, but the parts are all listed. Check the Engine Control Unit if you’re dealing with electronic variants—this catalog covers the base mechanical engine.

Source Authenticity – Factory Y&C Engine Co., Ltd. Print

This is a direct scan of the Y&C Engine Co., Ltd. parts catalog, printed in 2009. The foreword on page 1 states it’s compiled from September 2009 production samples and technical documents. That’s OEM lineage. I trust factory documentation because the engineering team that designed the engine wrote the part numbers. Aftermarket catalogs often merge different revisions or omit supersessions. This one includes the full list of assemblies from cylinder block to generator and starter. For example, the turbocharger assembly (KJ100-1118000) and the air compressor (M63Q1-3509000) are in there. No aftermarket guesswork.

3 Reasons to Use This Parts Catalog Instead of Scraped Data

• Exploded diagrams with callout numbers that match the engine’s actual build. One mis-indexed part can cost you a week of downtime.
• 91 pages of factory part numbers for every fastener, seal, and bracket. You can order directly from a dealer with confidence.
• The 2009 edition covers the production run of YC6K10 engines from that year. Later revisions are available, but if your engine is a 2009 build, this is the reference.

Need the piston and connecting rod assembly? The page for that shows the rings, pin, rod bearings, and rod bolts. You’ll find the exact part numbers for standard and oversize bearings if your crank has been ground. The catalog doesn’t list tolerances—it’s a parts book, not a service manual—but it gives you the correct part numbers so you can order the right service kit.

Using the Diagrams with Your Repair Work

When you’re pulling a YC6K10 head, you have the cylinder head assembly diagram right there. You see the valve cover gasket, hold-down bolts, injector sleeves, and glow plugs. Write down each part number before you start and order them. That saves the “I need to put it back together but I broke the bolt” trip to the parts store. The catalog also covers the front gear train—camshaft drive, oil pump drive, and accessory drives. If you’re replacing the crankshaft vibration damper, the part number is in the Crankshaft Vibration Damper Assembly section (M64Y1-1005000).

Related Manuals and Additional Resources

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Does this parts catalog include torque specifications for the YC6K10?

No, this is a parts catalog, not a service repair manual. Torque values are not listed.

How do I use the exploded diagrams to find the correct part number for the oil pump assembly?

Open the oil pump assembly section (M6600-1011000). The diagram shows each component with a numbered callout. Below the diagram, a table lists the part number, description, and quantity per engine. For example, the oil pump housing might be callout 10 with part number M6600-1011001. Cross-reference that with your engine’s serial number if you’re unsure about supersessions. The catalog also includes the oil strainer and filter assemblies, so you can order the complete oil system refresh kit. Always verify the part number with your local dealer if the engine has been rebuilt with later revisions. This is a 2009 catalog, so if your engine is a 2011 build, check for a later edition for any updated parts.

Access the Factory Manual—you’ll have every part number for your YC6K10 engine at your fingertips. Stop guessing and start wrenching with the right pieces.