ZF S 1310 2009 Parts Catalog

Any mechanic who’s ordered the wrong part for a ZF S 1310 knows the feeling. You pull the old seal, measure it, order what you think matches, and it’s off by 2mm. Now the truck is down another day. That’s why you need the factory Parts Catalog – not a copy, not a reprint. The ZF S 1310 2009 Parts Catalog is 63 pages of exact OEM illustrations and part numbers. No guesswork.

Spare Parts Catalog: Full Transmission Breakdown

This document is the official ZF spare parts list for the S 1310 transmission, built for Hino trucks. Material number 1324.001.047. It breaks down every subassembly – main shaft, countershaft, synchro units, seals, bearings – with exploded diagrams and corresponding part numbers. You’ll find the exact fastener sizes, oil seal dimensions, and bearing part numbers. Need the clutch housing parts? Check page 23. Main shaft assembly details? Page 47. Every number ties back to the ZF factory system.

Exploded Diagrams and Reference Numbers

Each page shows the transmission components in an exploded view with callouts. The part number appears next to each item. No ambiguity about which washer goes where. The catalog also includes a numerical index, so you can look up a part number and see its location. That matters when you’re staring at a bin of used parts and need to identify one.

Why OEM ZF Documentation Is Non-Negotiable

Aftermarket parts catalogs sometimes transpose digits or omit supersessions. ZF publishes this catalog directly – it’s the same data the dealer uses. For context on how ZF fits into the broader Automotive Industry Overview, this catalog is a primary source. If you’re also working on the truck’s electrical system, don’t confuse a parts list with a battery reference; check Automotive Battery for that. But for transmission hard parts, you need ZF’s own numbers.

Is This Catalog for the S 1310 Transmission Only?

Yes. This specific catalog covers the ZF S 1310 model. If you’re working on other ZF transmissions, see the related manuals below. The S 1310 is a common medium-duty truck transmission, and this parts list applies to the 2009 production year and related Hino applications.

63 Pages of Factory Part Data

The 63 pages are not filler. You get the full spare parts list, including exploded diagrams, part number tables, and quantitative summaries. Each page is a high-resolution scan from the original ZF publication. The copyright notice confirms this is an official ZF Friedrichshafen AG document, dated 29.07.2009. All rights reserved – no third-party reprints.

Related Manuals

If your shop handles multiple ZF transmissions, these OEM parts catalogs will keep you in original data:

• ZF 16S151 ECOSPLIT III & 16S151 R 2007 Parts Catalog
• ZF 16S221 ECOSPLIT III 1316 2007 Parts Catalog OEM Specs
• ZF 16 S 2521 TO 2010 Parts Catalog – OEM Factory Specs

FAQ

Does this catalog include torque specifications?

No. It is a parts catalog, not a service manual. For torque values, you need the factory service manual.

Can I use aftermarket part numbers with this catalog?

This catalog only lists ZF OEM part numbers. Aftermarket numbers vary widely. You can cross-reference using the illustrations, but the safest route is to order the exact ZF number listed. The 63 pages include exploded views for the complete S 1310 transmission, covering the main shaft, countershaft, synchro assemblies, bearing sets, and seals. If you try to substitute a generic part without verifying dimensions, you risk misalignment, premature wear, or catastrophic failure. Stick with the OEM numbers.

You’ve got the truck on the lift, the transmission on the bench, and a pile of old parts. Don’t waste time guessing which bearing goes where. Download the Factory Manual and get the right parts the first time.