Daewoo DE12 DE12T DE12TI DE12TIS Engine Parts Catalog – Illustrated PDF

Description

The Daewoo DE12 DE12T DE12TI DE12TIS Engine Parts Catalog is the illustrated parts reference for the DE12 family of Daewoo bus diesel engines. Issued by Daewoo Bus Corp. Technical Center under catalog number ENG-DE12(S)-E01-0810 in October 2008, the 370-page PDF spans four engine variants across two emission tiers — DE12, DE12T and DE12TI under EURO I, and DE12TIS under EURO II. Each engine assembly is broken down into exploded illustrations keyed to a parts table that gives the part number, part name, quantity per engine, applicability suffix, and any relevant service or interchangeability remarks. For anyone identifying, ordering, or verifying Daewoo DE12-series engine components, this is the reference the workshop, parts counter and rebuild bench all work from.

File Details

• Manual type: Illustrated engine parts catalog
• Brand: Daewoo
• Engine family: DE12, DE12T, DE12TI, DE12TIS
• Catalog number: ENG-DE12(S)-E01-0810
• Edition / date: October 2008
• Publisher: Daewoo Bus Corp., Technical Center, Busan, Korea
• Language: English
• Page count: 370
• File format: PDF

Chapters Covered

• Illustration Index
• Cylinder Block
• Timing Gear Case
• Flywheel Housing
• Crank Shaft
• Vibration Damper
• Flywheel
• Connecting Rod
• Piston
• Crank Shaft Pulley
• Cylinder Head
• Cylinder Head Cover
• Valve
• Rocker Arm
• Valve Tappet & Push Rod
• Cam Shaft
• Cam Shaft Gear
• Oil Pump
• Oil Pump Drive
• Relief Valve
• Oil Filter
• Oil Cooler
• Oil Pan (I, II, III)
• Cooling Water Pipe (I, II)
• Thermostat
• Water Pump
• Exhaust Manifold
• Intake Manifold (I, II, III)
• Turbo Charger
• Intake Stake
• Injection Nozzle
• Injection Pipe (I, II)
• Injection Pump
• Electric Control Unit
• Injection Pump Drive
• Injection Pump Mounting
• Fuel Pipe
• Fuel Filter
• Alternator Mounting
• Starter
• Sensor & Switch
• Cooling Fan
• Engine Mounting
• Power Steering Pump
• Air Compressor
• Air Conditioner
• Spare Parts
• Part No. Index
• Part Name Index

There is a lot more here than a flat list suggests. Each figure groups the components of one assembly or sub-assembly, and every callout on the drawing maps to a numbered line in the parts table beside it. Every line carries the part number, the part name, the quantity used per engine, an applicability suffix column so you can see at a glance whether a given part fits DE12, DE12T, DE12TI or DE12TIS, and where relevant a service code, interchangeability flag, mounting position (L, R or B) and remarks. The catalog also carries three master indexes — an illustration index organised by figure number, a part number index sorted alphanumerically, and a part name index grouped by component name — so you can get from any one identifier you happen to have to the figure and key number that identifies the part.

How the Catalog Is Organised

The catalogue uses the standard figure-number system. Each figure number is a four-digit identifier where the first digit is the main group number and the next three digits are the sub-group number — figure 1011 is Cylinder Block (main group 1), for example. Key numbers on the illustration correspond to the lines in the parts list; they are not always sequential because they were assigned as parts were added. Columns to the right of each part number give the L/R mounting position where it applies, the quantity used per engine (or per assembling part where the item is a component), the exclusive column for options and specifications, and a remarks column for detail specific to a variant. The interchangeability (ITC) column uses Y, N and O to indicate whether a superseded part and its replacement are freely interchangeable, not interchangeable, or one-directional. Service codes B, D, R, S, G, OP, EX, OS and US flag parts that need work before installation, are only supplied as components of an assembly, have a quantity that varies by machine, were introduced as service-only items, need grade control, or are optional, specific-design, oversized or undersized parts.

Model Coverage and Suffix Codes

The catalog is organised into four sections, one per engine variant: DE12 (EURO I), DE12T (EURO I), DE12TI (EURO I) and DE12TIS (EURO II). Inside each section, the applicability of every part is shown by an engine suffix code. The DE12 range uses suffixes such as EAGBP, EBGBE, EBGBF, EBGBL, EBGBM, EBGBN, EBGBQ and EBGBS; the DE12T range uses EAHBA and EBHBD; DE12TI uses EBIBA, EBIBC, EBIBD and related codes; and DE12TIS uses ECIBA, ECIBB, ECIBC and further suffixes including ECIBP, ECIBQ, ECIBS and ECIBT. The suffix list at the front of the catalog maps each suffix to the vehicle application it belongs to — for example the BS106 CITY, BF106, BH113N, BH115 TOUR, BH116, BH117 TOUR and TROPICAL, BH120W TOUR, BH120 LIMOUSINE, BH125M COSTARICA EXPORT and others. Reading the suffix column against that list tells you instantly whether a part applies to your exact engine build and vehicle.

What This Catalog Lets You Do

This is the parts catalog you keep open when a Daewoo DE12-series engine comes in for anything from a routine gasket change to a full lower-end rebuild. The exploded figures let you see how an assembly goes together before you take it apart, and the parts table tells you exactly which number to order, how many you need, and whether that number will also fit the other DE12 variants in the family. During a rebuild you can confirm which parts are shared across DE12, DE12T, DE12TI and DE12TIS and which are variant-specific, so the same job on two different engines does not end up with two different part numbers for what looks like the same component. During a parts counter conversation you can quote a figure number, key number and part number and have a definitive answer in seconds. During a modification or retrofit you can check the interchangeability column before reusing an old part against a new one.

Get It Instantly

The Daewoo DE12 DE12T DE12TI DE12TIS Engine Parts Catalog PDF is available for immediate download after checkout — no shipping, no waiting. You can open it on any phone, tablet, laptop or desktop, scroll straight to the figure you need, print individual pages for the workshop bench, or keep the whole 370-page catalog on a USB drive in the toolbox. Whether you are maintaining a fleet of Daewoo buses, running a diesel workshop, or rebuilding a single DE12 engine, having the correct illustrated parts reference on hand means fewer wrong orders, faster diagnosis of what actually failed, and a rebuild that goes back together the way the factory intended.

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