Daewoo K7C6F K7CEF Heavy Truck Chassis Parts Catalog PDF – K7C Series 6×4 Illustrated Parts Manual

Description

Daewoo K7C6F / K7CEF Heavy Truck Chassis Parts Catalog

This is the full illustrated parts catalog for the Daewoo K7C6F and K7CEF heavy truck chassis, published by Tata Daewoo Commercial Vehicle Co., Ltd. It covers the K7C series 16 ton cargo 6×4 model built with the DE12TI and DE12TIS engines, and lists the parts by group, sub group, key number and part number exactly as the factory organized them. Every group is backed by an illustration with index numbers, so a part number can be traced from the drawing or looked up directly from the table.

File Details

• Manual type: Illustrated parts catalog
• Brand / publisher: Daewoo (Tata Daewoo Commercial Vehicle Co., Ltd.)
• Model coverage: K7C6F, K7CEF (K7C series)
• Vehicle description: Heavy truck chassis, 16 ton cargo, short, 6×4
• Engines covered: DE12TI, DE12TIS
• Language: English
• Page count: 364
• File format: PDF

Chapters Covered

• 1. Engine — E1000 Engine (DE12TI, DE12TIS)
• 2. Engine Sub — Engine mounting, accel control (LHD/RHD), speed limiter, engine stop cable, governor converter assembly, air intake duct, air cleaner, exhaust system, noise cover, cooling module, reservoir tank, fuel tank (steel), fuel tank mounting, aluminium fuel tank, engine relation parts
• 3. Power Train — Clutch, clutch pedal and control (LHD/RHD), clutch oil pipe, transmission complete, change lever, T/M control rod, T/M oil cooler
• 4. Chassis — Front suspension, rear suspension, rear suspension trunnion, front axle, steering column housing, steering shaft and wheel, steering linkage (LHD/RHD), power steering piping, power steering oil tank, tire and wheel, spare tire carrier, front brake system, rear brake system, air charging piping, brake system cab, air tank mounting, ABS and ASR, brake relation parts, auto load sensing valve, flexible hose (brake), exhaust brake, tool set and box, chassis accessory
• 5. BIW — Under body (LHD/RHD), roof panel, front panel (LHD/RHD), rear panel, side panel (LHD/RHD), door frame, door mechanism, car lock set, wiper system (LHD/RHD), front cab suspension (coil and air), rear cab suspension (coil and air), cab tilting system (LHD/RHD), cab latch (mechanical)
• 6. Exterior (Bumper/Door) — Front bumper variants (VT3, VT5, VT6, VT9), front lid, step and fender lining, front mud guard, mud lining, outside mirror (LHD/RHD), glass, door glass, external sunvisor, assist handle, emblem and decal and lettering
• 7. Interior (Trim/Seat/HVAC) — Instrument frame and instrument panel (LHD/RHD), cab trim, door trim, overhead stowage, headlining, floor trim and carpet (LHD/RHD), driver seat (standard and air suspension), assist seat and bed, cab insulation, cooling and blower unit, non air con system, air conditioning, heater unit, side condenser, ducting system (LHD/RHD), cooling unit, blower unit
• 8. Electronics — Meter cluster and tachograph, instrument switch, front lamp, side and room lamp, rear lamp, audio system, horn and roof rack, battery, battery carrier, electric module system, other electric, wiring harness (roof/engine/door), wiring harness (dash/frame), auxiliary fuse box, fuse and relay box
• 9. Special Equipment (Cargo) — Cargo deck, cargo deck mounting, rear fender (cargo), side protector (cargo)

What makes this catalog useful in practice is the way it maps every illustration to the tables that follow it. Rather than searching a flat number list, you open the figure for the assembly you are working on, read the key numbers off the drawing, and then match those numbers against the part number, part name, quantity and exclusive-condition columns for that figure. The catalog also carries the option and application symbols used throughout, so a line that applies only to one transmission, one brake type or one exhaust silencer mounting arrangement is clearly marked instead of being left ambiguous. Quantities are given per sub group, including meter and as-required entries, and parts that are not supplied separately are flagged, which saves ordering a component that only exists inside a larger assembly.

Vehicle Identification and Model Code Reference

The catalog opens with the V.I.N. system used on Daewoo Commercial Vehicle products from the year 2000 onward, broken down position by position across the seventeen-character sequence. Each position is explained: nation of origin, manufacturer, truck line, truck range by driving system and tonnage band, brake type, wheelbase range in millimetres, check point, vehicle usage, product year, plant location and plant product number. The engine type letter is also decoded, which is how you confirm whether a given chassis carries a DE12TI or a DE12TIS before ordering engine-side parts. The catalog states that the V.I.N. is stamped on the right side of the chassis frame and the engine number plate is attached on the left side of the cylinder block, so the code can be read directly off the vehicle.

How Parts Are Organized

Four lookup routes are described at the front of the book. If the mounting position is known, start from the illustration index to find the group number. If only the main group is known, use the group number index. If the part number is already in hand, the part number index leads back to the group. If only the part name is known, the part name index does the same job. The group numbering itself is split into a main group digit and a three-digit sub group number, so a figure such as 2110 resolves to engine sub group, engine suspension. Within each table the key number corresponds to the reference number on the illustration, and where one key number covers several different parts, a sub key number separates them. The left/right column shows mounting position relative to driving direction, the quantity column gives the count required per sub group, and the exclusive column uses the &, − and / symbols to express option combinations. Remarks such as "INCL.1-12" tell you when a listed part already contains the components from another range of key numbers.

Why This Catalog Belongs in the Workshop

Ordering the wrong part on a heavy truck is expensive in both money and downtime, and a parts catalog is the tool that prevents it. With this Daewoo K7C6F and K7CEF parts catalog open, a workshop or fleet operator can identify the correct component for a specific assembly rather than a generic one, check whether a left-hand or right-hand version is required, confirm the quantity needed per sub group, and see whether an option code restricts the part to a particular build. It supports the full spread of day-to-day jobs on this chassis: engine mounting and cooling work, clutch and transmission removal and refitting, front and rear suspension and trunnion service, front axle and steering linkage repair, brake system, air charging and air tank work, ABS and ASR components, cab suspension and cab tilting parts, body panels, doors, glass, mirrors, seats, trim, HVAC components, lamps, wiring harnesses, fuse and relay boxes, and the cargo deck and side protector assemblies.

Because the catalog is organized the same way the truck is built, it also works as a reference during strip-down: exploded views show how a bracket, rod, hose, band clamp or cushion rubber sits relative to its neighbours, which is often faster than working from memory on an assembly that has not been apart in years. Every figure is tied to a printed part number, so the identification work stays consistent whether you are ordering one bolt or rebuilding a complete sub assembly.

IMAGES PREVIEW

The Daewoo K7C6F K7CEF Heavy Truck Chassis Parts Catalog is delivered as an instant PDF download. There is no shipping and no waiting for a physical book. Open it on a workshop laptop, a tablet on the shop floor, or a phone at the parts counter, and print the figure and table pages you need for the job in front of you. Keep it as a permanent reference for the K7C series chassis and stop guessing which number belongs on the order form.