Tf330 TF330 2009 Parts Catalog

If you’re rebuilding a TF330 and you don’t have the factory parts breakdown, you’re wasting time hunting for part numbers that might not even fit. I’ve seen guys order a cylinder head gasket off a generic cross-reference and end up with a 0.010” mismatch. That’s a comeback you don’t need. The Tf330 TF330 2009 Parts Catalog stops that guessing cold. 182 pages of exploded diagrams, OEM part codes, and assembly references that match exactly what the factory intended. No aftermarket PDF that’s been scanned three times and lost detail. This is the original document from Tf330 dated 2009/01/05.

Cylinder Head and Valve Train – Figs. 1, 2, 11

Start with Fig. 1 for the cylinder head assembly – part code 6211-110-045-40. You get the hot plug, valve seats (inlet and exhaust), valve guides, and oil seals. Fig. 2 shows the cylinder head cover, blow-by cover, and the cap. When you’re ordering a valve job, pull the numbers from Fig. 11: valve, valve seat, valve guide. Each line gives you the exact Tf330 part code, quantity, and any supersession data. No need to dig through three different websites.

Cooling and Lubrication Systems – Water Pump, Oil Pump, Cooling Fan (Figs. 16-18)

Overheating a TF330 because you guessed on a water pump gasket? Fig. 17 lists the water pump assembly (6211-170-007-20 style breakdown) and Fig. 18 covers the cooling fan. Oil pump part numbers live in Fig. 16. Every component has a Tf330-specific code. I’ve used these diagrams to match obscure O-rings for the oil pan (Fig. 7) and the rear plate (Fig. 8). Saves a trip to the parts counter.

Fuel System Coverage – Injection Nozzle, Pump, and Fuel Pipe (Figs. 19-21)

Diesel engine builders need these. Fig. 19: injection nozzle assembly. Fig. 20: injection pump. Fig. 21: fuel pipes. If you’re swapping injectors or repiping a leaky line, the part codes here are the ones your dealer will recognize. Don’t bring in a generic photo – bring the page number. This catalog also covers electrical components in Figs. 22 and 23.

Who Needs This 182-Page Parts Catalog?

Home garage guys rebuilding a TF330 in San Antonio, sure. But also shop owners who take in trade work on older engines. If you’ve got a customer with a TF330 that needs a piston ring set (Fig. 13) or a camshaft (Fig. 12), you need the exact oversize specs – bearing undersize is Fig. 6, piston oversize is Fig. 14. Each part lists the model type and group. This isn’t a service manual – it’s the parts bible. You still need the torque specs from the service manual, but this catalog tells you which bolts to order.

Source Authenticity – OEM Document, Not Aftermarket Guesswork

I’ve seen third-party “parts lists” that renumber Tf330 components with made-up codes. They get the shape wrong, then the customer can’t return the part. This catalog is a direct scan of the factory Tf330 document, dated 2009. The part codes start with 6xxx-xxx-xxxx format – exactly as Tf330 designed. For background on diesel injection systems, check this Wikipedia article on diesel engines. If you want to understand how the TF330 fits into the broader automotive industry, Automotive Industry Overview gives context. But for the actual rebuild, you need this catalog.

Related manuals that match this level of accuracy: Massey-Harris-Ferguson FF 30 GS 1957 Parts Catalog | OEM Fastener Guide – same detail for older equipment. Futura Wear Technology Parts Catalog covers wear parts breakdown. LANDTRAC TRACTOR Parts Manual Models 410-550 DTC – Section: Numerical Index – another factory-verified reference.

What This Catalog Does Not Cover

It’s a parts catalog – no torque values, no assembly sequences, no diagnostic flowcharts. You need the service manual for that. But if you’re ordering a cylinder head gasket (Fig. 1, item 11 – 6212-569-002-00), or a camshaft seal, the part code is right there. The last page shows production number cross-reference for the TF330 chassis.

Does this catalog include torque specifications for the cylinder head bolts?

No. This is a parts catalog only.

How do I interpret the part codes and ordering information?

Each exploded view page (like Fig. 1 on page 2) lists a key number, part code, description, quantity, and supercession notes. For example, the cylinder head assembly code 6211-110-045-40 is used on model E3CD B07. The S P C columns tell you if the part is serviceable, procurement type, and color. Use these codes to order from any Tf330 dealer – they’ll match the factory database. The publication date (2009/01/05) ensures you’re buying the latest revision. I always print the relevant page and hand it to the parts counter – zero confusion.

If you’re tearing down a TF330 and you want to order the right parts the first time, stop cross-referencing random numbers. Download the Factory Manual – that’s this 182-page original. No reprints, no third-party edits, just the real Tf330 parts breakdown.