Husqvarna WXE WXC 610 1995 Parts Catalogue – Illustrated Spare Parts Manual PDF

Description

Husqvarna WXE WXC 610 1995 Parts Catalogue

This is the illustrated spare parts catalogue for the Husqvarna WXE 610 / 95 and WXC 610 / 95, published under part number 8000 79885. Every component is presented as a numbered exploded drawing paired with a tabulated parts list, so a part can be identified visually on the drawing and then matched to its code number, description and quantity in the list beside it.

File Details

• Manual type: Illustrated spare parts catalogue (Catalogo Parti di Ricambio)
• Brand: Husqvarna
• Models covered: WXE 610 / 95, WXC 610 / 95
• Catalogue number: 8000 79885
• Languages: Italian, English, French, German and Spanish parts lists running side by side
• Page count: 103 pages
• File format: PDF
• Page issue markings: pages carry June 1994 and August 1995 issue dates

Chapters Covered

• Front fork service tools
• Engine top end – camshaft, rocker arms, decompressor, timing chain and adjusters
• Crankcase halves, starting system and covers
• Transmission, gear shift mechanism and clutch
• Ignition system
• Carburetor and fuel supply components
• Frame and frame fittings
• Rear fork, linkage and rear shock absorber
• Handlebar, throttle control, clutch and decompressor cables
• Front and rear brake assemblies
• Front and rear wheels, hubs, rims, spokes, tyres and air tubes
• Fuel tank, taps, filters and breather pipes
• Electrical system, wiring, regulator, stop light kit and engine stop button
• Fairing, headlight group, tail light and odometer
• Decal and trim kits
• Numerical index of part numbers

Because the drawings are exploded rather than assembled, the catalogue works as a disassembly and reassembly reference in its own right: fasteners, spacers, washers, seals, bearings and clips are all individually numbered and listed, which makes it possible to see exactly how a sub-assembly goes back together and what sits between two components. Each table also carries a quantity column, so the number of bolts, shims or seals needed for a rebuild can be counted before anything is ordered.

How the Lists Are Organised

Every table is laid out with a position number matching the drawing, the part code, and the part name in five languages simultaneously – Italian, English, French, German and Spanish – which removes most of the ambiguity that comes with translated part names. Tables also carry note and country columns where a part differs by market.

The catalogue opens with its own ordering instructions, explaining that a request should quote the part code and description, the colour where a part is painted or coloured, and the motorcycle’s serial number as stamped on the steering head. A note key explains the F.m. and D.m. markers, which indicate parts fitted up to a given VIN and from a given VIN onward – useful when a running change splits one part number into two. A separate key lists the market abbreviations (Austria, Australia, Belgium, Brazil, Canada, Switzerland, Germany, Spain, France, Great Britain, Italy, Tahiti, USA, Finland) that appear in the right-hand columns. The front fork service tools are grouped on their own drawing near the start of the book.

What This Husqvarna WXE WXC 610 1995 Parts Catalogue Lets You Do

With the correct parts breakdown for the WXE 610 / 95 and WXC 610 / 95 in front of you, a rebuild stops being guesswork. A workshop or owner can trace a leak, a worn bearing or a bent bracket back to the exact component, confirm whether it is sold as a single item or only as part of an assembly, and check the quantity needed before placing an order. For older Husqvarna enduro machines, where part numbers have often been superseded or renumbered, having the original catalogue number and the original exploded view on hand is the difference between ordering the right part first time and returning the wrong one.

The catalogue is equally useful for the less glamorous jobs: sourcing the correct seals and O-rings during a crankcase rebuild, identifying the right spacer or distance piece when a wheel is being reassembled, matching a brake disc or caliper revision, or finding which decal belongs on which panel. The three tables at the back cross-reference every part number to its drawing table and position number, so a code found on an old invoice can be traced straight back to the page and picture that shows where it goes.

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This Husqvarna WXE WXC 610 1995 parts catalogue is delivered as an instant PDF download – no shipping, no waiting for a printed copy. It opens on any phone, tablet, laptop or desktop, the pages can be zoomed into for the finer detail on the exploded views, and individual pages can be printed and taken out to the bench, which is often far more practical than balancing a screen over an engine.