AUSA C 200 H Parts Catalog – Factory OEM Exploded Diagrams

Ever ordered a part from an aftermarket manual and ended up with the wrong gasket? Or spent an hour cross-referencing supplier numbers because the diagram didn’t match what you had on the bench? That happens when you’re working from a reprint or a third-party compilation. This AUSA C 200 H Parts Catalog is the factory-issued document – 312 pages of exploded-view drawings with OEM part numbers, exactly as AUSA shipped them. It covers the AUSA C 200 H forklift across every major assembly: engine, transmission, axles, brakes, steering, cab variations, and mast systems. If you are a fleet mechanic, a shop owner, or a serious DIY operator, this is the reference that keeps you from ordering the wrong cylinder head gasket or brake disc.

Engine (ISUZU 4LE2) – Cylinder Head: Part Numbers and Gasket Specs

Need a cylinder head cover gasket for the ISUZU 4LE2? Page 4 lists IZ.10020.00 head-to-cover gasket, along with the M6x20 and M6x45 bolts (IZ0280806200, IZ0280806450) and their quantities. The catalog doesn’t guess – it gives you the exact reference and amount. That matters when you’re ordering from a dealer who needs a number, not a description. The Engine section alone runs 20 pages, covering gasket kits, level gauge, oil pan, pump couplings, hydrostatic pump, exhaust, air filter, supports, accelerator pedal, fuel tank, and radiator. Every subassembly has its own figure with a reference column. You don’t have to fish through generic diagrams hoping they match.

Transmission (Front Axle) – Brake Disc: 3 Sections of Exploded Views

Brake discs on the C 200 H are split into three parts under the front axle section. Each part covers a different disc component – no ambiguity. The same layout applies to the front wide axle and rear axle. If you’re pulling a hub to replace a seal or a disc, you can trace the exact part from the figure. The catalog also includes ring & pinion, differential, casings, and wheel hub. For the rear axle, there are six parts – that’s six pages of detailed breakdown for one assembly. Aftermarket manuals rarely give you that level of granularity.

7 Sections Covering the Opened, Half-Closed, and Closed Cab

Cab configurations on the C 200 H vary: opened cab (9 parts), half-closed cab (6 parts), closed cab (6 parts plus heater sections). Each cab type has its own figure set, with shock absorbers listed separately. If you’re replacing a cab shutter or a joystick lever, you go to the Body section and find it under “Cab shutter” or “Joystick lever”. No flipping through a generic body chapter hoping the illustration matches. The parts catalog also includes machine operation tools – tilting cylinder in two parts – and duplex mast sections. For a lift that spends its life in a warehouse or construction site, having the correct mast cylinder seals is hours of downtime saved.

Why OEM Parts Catalog Beats Aftermarket Reprints

I’ve seen aftermarket catalogs that list a “C 200 H filter kit” with a generic picture and a reference that doesn’t match AUSA’s KF.20400RE00. Page 2 shows the exact filter kit reference and amounts (x2/x4). The factory document uses AUSA’s own numbering system, not a renumbering scheme. When you call a dealer and give them IZ8972001902 for the cylinder head cover, they pull the part. Give them a third-party number and you get a shrug. That’s the difference between a 312-page factory Parts Catalog and a stack of scanned copies from unknown origin. This manual came from AUSA’s distribution – not a scanner bed.

Source Validity: Direct from AUSA Factory Distribution

This document is the original OEM parts catalog for the AUSA C 200 H. The file name AUSA_C_200_H_Parts_Catalog_en-16214000507.pdf matches the internal factory reference. No crops, no watermarks, no re-numbering. Every page includes the AUSA logo and the model designation. If you’re maintaining a fleet that includes multiple AUSA models, you can also look at the AUSA C 500 H Parts Catalog – Factory OEM Exploded Diagrams or the AUSA D 150 AHG Parts Catalog – Factory Exploded-View Manual. For a smaller unit, the AUSA D 85 AHA AHG 100 120 Parts Catalog – Factory OEM covers similar ground. And if you want background on how factory documentation supports the Automotive Industry Overview, that context applies here too – the same principle of using original specs applies whether you’re working on a forklift or a passenger car. Automotive Industry Overview

Frequently Asked Questions

Does this parts catalog include torque specifications or repair procedures?

It is a parts catalog, not a service manual. You get exploded diagrams, OEM part numbers, and quantities. No torque values or step-by-step repair instructions. For those, you need the factory service manual.

What years does this cover?

The publication year is not listed on the file. It covers the AUSA C 200 H model as produced with the ISUZU 4LE2 engine.

Can I order parts directly using the reference numbers from this manual?

Yes. The reference numbers (e.g., IZ.10023.00 for the oil level gauge, KF.20400RE00 for the filters kit) are factory OEM numbers. AUSA dealers and most parts suppliers will accept them. Always verify the part with your dealer before ordering if you have a serial number variation.

How many pages are there and what sections are included?

312 pages covering maintenance (filters kit), engine (ISUZU 4LE2), transmission (inching pedal, hydrostatic motor, reduction box, front axle, rear axle), brake (footbrake), steering, wheels, chassis, body (sheets, counterweight, seat, cab shutter, joystick lever), all cab types (opened, half-closed, closed with heater), machine operation tools (tilting cylinder), and duplex mast.

If you’re tired of second-guessing part numbers and wasting time on returns, get the right reference. Download the Factory Manual from AutoRepairManuals and keep it in your shop tablet or printed binder. Three hundred and twelve pages of OEM data you can trust – no guesswork, no aftermarket reindexing.