These are the downloadable versions of our part-number index: 891 part numbers across the MTU engine series we supply, each row listing the part number, the part name, the system it belongs to, the engine series, the HS code, and the unit weight. They are built from the same verified records the rest of this site is built from — not a scraped list, and not a sales brochure.
The files are plain text PDFs, so part numbers can be selected and copied out, searched with the browser or reader search, or printed for the workshop. There is no sign-up and no email gate.
Start with the complete list, or take one series
MTU Engine Parts — Complete Reference List
Download PDFAll catalogued part numbers across every engine series we supply.
MTU 2000 Series Parts Catalog
PDF12V, 16V and 18V 2000 series part numbers.
MTU 4000 Series Parts Catalog
PDF12V, 16V and 20V 4000 series part numbers.
MTU 396 Series Parts Catalog
PDF8V, 12V and 16V 396 series part numbers.
MTU 1163 Series Parts Catalog
PDF12V, 16V and 20V 1163 series part numbers.
MTU 956 Series Parts Catalog
PDFMedium-speed 956 series part numbers.
MTU 538 Series Parts Catalog
PDFHigh-speed marine 538 series part numbers.
MTU 595 Series Parts Catalog
PDFHeavy-duty 595 series part numbers.
What each column tells you
- Part number — the reference as we hold it, printed in full so it can be searched and copied
- Part name — the plain description of the item, e.g. gasket, injector, valve collet
- System — which assembly group the number belongs to, useful when you are working through a drawing
- Engine series — the engine family the number is catalogued against
- HS code — the customs classification, so you can estimate duty before you inquire
- Unit weight — shipping weight per piece, for freight planning; "On request" where the weight depends on the exact variant
What is deliberately not in the files: prices, stock levels, lead times, and supplier information. Those depend on the supply route available at the time and belong in a quotation against a specific engine, not in a list that would be stale within weeks.
How to use a catalog to get a fast answer
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Find the number and note the system
Search the PDF for the number you have. If you only have a description, browse by system to narrow the field.
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Add the engine model and serial number
The catalog confirms the number exists in our records; the serial number decides whether it is the revision your engine carries.
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Send the list with quantity and destination
A consolidated list across several positions is quoted line by line, with the supply route named on each line and freight included.
If your number is not in the catalog at all, that is not the end of it — send it anyway. The catalog is an index, not a limit, and numbers that have been superseded will not appear under the reference you are holding. See how to read a parts diagram if you are working from a drawing, or the part number cross reference if you need to map an old number forward.
Related tools
- MTU Part Number Catalog — the same numbers online, each with full fitment and interchange detail
- Parts Lists by Engine Model — grouped by model code instead of by number
- Part Number Cross Reference — OEM and superseded numbers mapped to current references
- Engine Parts Guides — overhaul planning and series identification
FAQ
Is the catalog free, and do I have to register?
Both files are free and there is no form, no email gate, and no account. Click the download and you have the PDF. We would rather you check the part number before you write to us than trade your email address for a file.
Do the catalogs contain prices?
No. The catalogs are part-number reference indexes: part number, part name, system, engine series, HS code, and unit weight. Prices, availability, and lead time depend on the supply route, the quantity, and the destination, so they are quoted per inquiry rather than printed in a list that would be out of date within a month.
Does a part number appearing in the catalog mean it fits my engine?
No. The series column tells you which engine family the number belongs to, which is not the same as confirming it for your engine. Many positions changed across production runs, so the number must be checked against the full engine model and serial number before ordering. Send those two details with the number and we confirm it.
How current are the catalogs?
Each catalog states the date it was generated, and it is rebuilt from our part records whenever they change. If the date looks old, send the part number anyway — the records behind it are checked live when you inquire, and supersession is traced before anything is quoted.
My part number is not in the catalog. Can you still supply it?
Yes. The catalog is an index of the numbers we hold verified records for, not the limit of what we can source. Send the number you have, plus the engine model and serial number, and we will trace it — including where it has been superseded.
Can I get the list as a spreadsheet instead?
Yes. If you need to compare a long list against your own stock system, send us the part numbers you are checking and we will return the comparison as a spreadsheet. The PDF is a plain text document, so part numbers can also be copied straight out of it.
Have the list ready? Send it as it is: Part numbers, quantity, engine model and serial number, and the destination port. We check each line and quote it with the supply route named.