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Komatsu SL4D130-1B(S/N 24224-UP)

Maintenance schedule, common problems & OEM parts breakdown

The Komatsu SL4D130-1B (S/N 24224-up) is a turbocharged, water-cooled, in-line four-cylinder diesel engine from Komatsu's 4D130 family, not a complete machine. It displaces about 8.5 liters (518 cu in) and is documented at roughly 88 kW (118 hp) at 1900 rpm in at least one factory application, though turbocharged and naturally aspirated variants across the wider 4D130/S4D130/SL4D130 lineup range from around 82 to 135 hp depending on series and tune. Fuel delivery is mechanical, a jerk-type inline injection pump with a mechanical governor; there is no electronic engine control. Komatsu built engines from this family through the late 1970s and 1980s and fitted them across several contemporary machines, including its D53-series medium crawler dozers (D53A-16, D53P-16, D53S-16/-17), the D57S-1 crawler dozer, and GD500-series motor graders; parts cross-reference listings group the SL4D130-1B alongside neighboring 4D130-1C/-1D/-1F and SL4D130-1C blocks rather than tying it to one single machine. Within the engine's own numbering, the SL4D130-1B follows the early S4D130-1A build (through S/N 21530) and the 4D130-1C/-1D/-1E/-1F cluster opening at S/N 10544, and is itself immediately succeeded by the SL4D130-1C starting at S/N 24260-up.

Across the 4D130 family's production run, Komatsu moved from naturally aspirated base blocks to turbocharged S- and SL-prefixed arrangements that pulled more power from the same basic casting, tracking changes through letter suffixes and serial breaks rather than full model-name changes. As Komatsu's later dozer and grader generations in this weight class adopted newer, eventually electronically governed engine families to meet tightening emissions rules, this mechanically governed line was phased out of new-machine production. In today's used and parts market the SL4D130-1B survives mainly as a rebuildable core and parts donor for older D53-series dozers and GD500-family graders still in service: because externally similar 4D130 castings carry different internal specs across the -1A through -1H letter suffixes, the serial-range designation itself, not the general 4D130 casting number, is the key identifier buyers and rebuild shops use to source the correct pistons, liners, injection components, and turbocharger hardware.

Below: full specifications, fluids & capacities, the factory service schedule, common service parts, verified fault codes, what owners discuss, attachment guidance, the complete assembly directory, and a serial-number reference. Complete parts lists with full OEM part numbers, exploded diagrams, quantities, and fitment data are available free in Heavy Parts AI.

Komatsu SL4D130-1B(S/N 24224-UP) specifications

Engine

Engine modelSL4D130-1B, a running production build within the SL4D130-1 series at this serial break; superseded by the SL4D130-1C build at a later serial number
Gross power88 kW (118 hp) at 1900 rpm
Rated speed1900 rpm at rated power
Displacement8.5 L (518 cu in)
Cylinders / aspiration4-cylinder inline diesel, turbocharged
Emissions tierPre-emissions-tier mechanical diesel; predates EPA/CARB nonroad tier standards
Family noteA lower-output naturally-aspirated/turbo 4D130-1 series sibling (about 82 kW / 110 hp) powers other configurations on the same base engine platform; this build is the higher-output SL-line turbocharged version

Weights

Operating weightNot a property of the engine alone -- depends on the host machine. Documented Komatsu applications for this engine family range from about 12-14 t (26,000-31,000 lb) for contemporary medium crawler dozers up to about 14.6-15.3 t (32,000-33,700 lb) for larger dozer models, with motor graders in a broadly similar class. Confirm the exact host machine and its weight with your dealer.

Values vary by configuration, region, and serial range — confirm against your machine before planning transport or lifts.

SL4D130-1B(S/N 24224-UP) fluids & capacities

SystemCapacityRecommended fluid
Engine crankcase (with oil filter)Not documented for this exact serial range — verify with your dealer or the applicable OMMKomatsu Genuine diesel engine oil (EO series). Grade by ambient temperature: SAE 10W in cold climates, SAE 10W-30 or 15W-40 multigrade across a wide temperature band, SAE 30 in hot climates. Use an API CD-equivalent or higher diesel engine oil where genuine EO is unavailable.
Cooling systemNot documented for this exact serial range — verify with your dealer or the applicable OMMKomatsu Genuine Supercoolant AF-NAC, an ethylene-glycol based all-season coolant, or an equivalent heavy-duty antifreeze-coolant meeting ASTM D3306/D4985. Available pre-diluted 50/50 for standard freeze protection; adjust concentration for extreme cold per the coolant label.

Capacities are refill values from factory literature — always fill to the dipstick/sight gauge, not the number.

Komatsu SL4D130-1B(S/N 24224-UP) maintenance schedule

Service intervalTasks
Every 10 h
  • Check engine oil level before starting and top off as needed.
  • Check coolant level in the radiator or sight glass and inspect hoses for seepage.
  • Drain water and sediment from the fuel filter/water separator bowl.
  • Walk around and check for fresh fuel, oil, or coolant leaks under the engine.
  • Grease all accessible linkage and pivot points weekly.
  • Check fan belt tension and battery electrolyte level and terminals weekly.
Every 250 h
  • Change engine oil and replace the oil filter element.
  • Clean or replace the primary fuel filter element.
  • Inspect and clean the air cleaner element; check the restriction indicator.
  • Check turbocharger mounting bolts and inlet/outlet piping for leaks.
Every 500 h
  • Replace the fuel filter cartridge.
  • Check and adjust valve clearance.
  • Inspect the crankcase breather and clean if restricted.
  • Check coolant condition and corrosion-inhibitor concentration; add supplemental coolant additive if due.
  • Have injection nozzles checked and reset to factory opening pressure.
Every 1,000 h
  • Replace the air cleaner element regardless of restriction indicator reading.
  • Check and adjust fuel injection timing.
  • Inspect turbocharger shaft play and oil supply/drain lines for leaks.
  • Clean the radiator core and check fins for damage or blockage.
  • Check engine mounting bolts and vibration damper condition.
Every 2,000 h
  • Drain, flush, and refill the cooling system with fresh coolant and corrosion inhibitor.
  • Send the fuel injection pump out for calibration and timing verification.
  • Check cylinder compression and log the readings for trend tracking.
  • Inspect the turbocharger for bearing wear and oil-seal leakage.
  • Check accessible main and connecting rod bearing clearances.
Every 4,000 h
  • Remove the cylinder head for decarbonizing and valve/seat inspection.
  • Recondition or replace injection nozzles and recheck pump calibration.
  • Inspect and overhaul or replace the turbocharger cartridge.
  • Reset valve clearance after head reassembly.
  • Pressure-test the cylinder head for cracks before reinstalling.
Every 8,000 h
  • Measure cylinder liner wear and piston ring end gap against factory limits.
  • Replace liners, pistons, rings, and main/rod bearings as an inframe set if worn beyond tolerance.
  • Inspect crankshaft journals and camshaft lobes for wear beyond tolerance.
  • Recondition or replace the fuel injection pump.
  • Check and true the vibration damper and flywheel housing runout.

Servicing the SL4D130-1B(S/N 24224-UP) beyond the schedule

Predictive Maintenance & Fluid Analysis

Run periodic oil sampling on this mechanically governed four-cylinder diesel to catch turbocharger bearing wear, injection pump wear, and cylinder blow-by before they cause a failure. Watch for rising iron, copper, and aluminum trends in the oil report. Because the engine has no electronic diagnostics, fluid analysis and simple visual checks (oil color, coolant condition, exhaust smoke color) are the main early-warning tools. Track coolant condition closely; corrosion-inhibitor depletion is a leading cause of liner pitting and water pump failure on this block.

Corrective & Common Repairs

Typical repairs on the SL4D130-1B center on the mechanical fuel system and turbocharger: injection pump timing drift and worn delivery valves cause rough running and smoke, and injector nozzles carbon up and need recalibration on a test bench. Turbocharger shaft seals wear and pass oil into the intake or exhaust, showing up as blue-gray smoke. Water pump seals, fan belts, and starter motor brushes are common wear items given the engine's age; verify part fitment against this exact serial break before ordering.

Overhaul & Rebuild Points

A top-end overhaul on this engine covers decarbonizing the cylinder head, lapping or replacing valves and seats, and inspecting valve guides for wear. A full inframe rebuild adds new liners, pistons, rings, and main/rod bearings, plus crankshaft and camshaft inspection for wear beyond factory tolerance. Because Komatsu revised internal specs across the 4D130 letter-suffix and serial-break system, always confirm piston, liner, and bearing fitment against the SL4D130-1B S/N 24224-up range specifically rather than a generic 4D130 listing.

Seasonal & Environment Servicing

In cold climates, check coolant anti-freeze concentration and battery condition before winter; this mechanically governed engine has no electronic cold-start assist, so a functioning glow system or ether aid and clean fuel free of wax or gelling matter more. In hot, dusty environments, shorten air cleaner element service intervals and inspect the restriction indicator more often, and clean radiator fins regularly to prevent overheating under sustained load. Drain fuel tank sediment and water more frequently in humid or dusty storage conditions.

SL4D130-1B(S/N 24224-UP) common service parts

Part numberPart
07281-00197Clamp,(With Pre-Fuel Filter)Check fitment →
600-311-8291Cartridge,Fuel FilterCheck fitment →
6114-71-6200Fuel Filter Ass'YCheck fitment →
6114-71-6210Head, Fuel FilterCheck fitment →
ND092220-0040Filter,FuelCheck fitment →

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SL4D130-1B(S/N 24224-UP) attachments & work tools

Work-tool attachment applicability

This is a bare turbocharged 4-cylinder diesel engine block, not an implement-carrying machine. No swappable work-tool lineup (buckets, forks, blades, couplers) applies to the engine itself; any such fitment belongs to the host chassis it is installed in.

Engine size / power class

The 4D130 family is a turbocharged inline-4 diesel of roughly 8.5 L (518 cu in) displacement, bore x stroke near 130 x 150 mm (5.12 x 5.91 in). It falls in the power range used to drive mid-size crawler dozers and motor graders; naturally aspirated siblings exist in the family but this unit is the turbocharged variant.

Driveline coupling and mounting

The flywheel and flywheel housing mate to a torque-converter transmission through a flexible drive coupling, matching the engine to crawler-dozer and motor-grader power trains. Dowel-located engine-support brackets set drivetrain alignment, and mounting hardware differs between cab and canopy chassis.

Charging system options

Factory alternator choices include a lower-output and a higher-output unit (nominal 13A and 35A class), each with its own mounting bracket and fastener set. Selection follows the host machine's electrical load rather than the engine itself.

Starting system

A 5.5 kW starting motor is standard, offered in two mounting and shift-lever configurations split across the S/N 24224 production change. A cold-climate fastener kit is available for the starter mounting on cold-weather applications.

Cooling fan arrangement

Cooling fan drive is offered in suction (pull-through) and blower (push) configurations, matched to the host machine's radiator placement and duct routing. Fan and shroud bolt patterns differ between the two arrangements and are not interchangeable.

Environmental and noise-suppression kits

Factory options include sandy/dusty-terrain sealing hardware, a cold-terrain fastener kit, and a noise-suppression bolt set for stricter regional sound limits. A spark-arrester muffler variant is offered as an alternative to the standard exhaust muffler for fire-risk work sites.

Fuel and corrosion protection

An optional corrosion resistor element protects the cooling circuit on units without an auto-priming fuel system, and a water separator with priming provision sits ahead of the injection pump. Presence of these items depends on the host machine's fuel and cooling package rather than being universal.

Turbocharger and induction

The engine runs a single exhaust-driven turbocharger with dedicated lubrication feed and return piping; no naturally aspirated build is documented for this S/N range. Turbocharger service is handled as a rebuild kit rather than swapping individual internal components.

All SL4D130-1B(S/N 24224-UP) assemblies by section

Every catalogued assembly group for the Komatsu SL4D130-1B(S/N 24224-UP). Open an assembly to preview the parts inside — full OEM part numbers are available in Heavy Parts AI.

Cooling And Electrical Systems
Komatsu : Sl4d130-1b(S/N 24224-Up) : Cooling And Electrical Systems : Alternator (13a)
60***50Alternator A. (13a),(With Non Hardening Pulley)1
KD***31Bushing,Insulator2
KD***80Packing1
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Komatsu : Sl4d130-1b(S/N 24224-Up) : Cooling And Electrical Systems : Alternator (35a)
60***20Alternator A. (35a)1
KD***00Collar1
KD***72Bracket,Rear1
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Komatsu : Sl4d130-1b(S/N 24224-Up) : Cooling And Electrical Systems : Alternator And Mounting (13a)
01***15Bolt1
01***15Bolt1
01***30Bolt1
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Komatsu : Sl4d130-1b(S/N 24224-Up) : Cooling And Electrical Systems : Alternator And Mounting (35a)
01***22Bolt1
01***25Bolt,(Sandy? Dusty Terrain Spec.)1
01***00Bolt (M10-1.50x100)1
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Komatsu : Sl4d130-1b(S/N 24224-Up) : Cooling And Electrical Systems : Corrosion Resistor
01***35Bolt,(Without Auto Priming System)4
01***80Bolt, Mount Strainer Flange1
01***25Washer,Spring?(Sandy And Dusty Spec.)4
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Komatsu : Sl4d130-1b(S/N 24224-Up) : Cooling And Electrical Systems : Safety Relay And Heater Signal
60***10Regulator Ass'Y,For 35a Alternator (Not Shown)1
60***10Safety Relay A.,Safety (For 800w Alternator)1
61***13Signal1
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Komatsu : Sl4d130-1b(S/N 24224-Up) : Cooling And Electrical Systems : Starting Motor (5.5kw)(#.-)
60***93Starting Motor A.,(5.5kw)(See Fig.547)1
KD***60Metal,Center1
KD***80Washer Ass'Y,(Not Shown)1
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Komatsu : Sl4d130-1b(S/N 24224-Up) : Cooling And Electrical Systems : Starting Motor (5.5kw)(#24224-.)
60***92Starting Motor A.,(5.5kw)(See Fig.545)1
KD***80Shift Lever Ass'Y1
KD***60Metal,Center1
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Komatsu : Sl4d130-1b(S/N 24224-Up) : Cooling And Electrical Systems : Starting Motor And Mounting (5.5kw)
01***45Bolt,(Cold Terrain Spec.)3
01***36Washer,Spring3
07***00O-Ring,(F4350-65a1 -5 )1
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Komatsu : Sl4d130-1b(S/N 24224-Up) : Cooling And Electrical Systems : Water Pump And Cooling Fan
01***30Bolt,(For France Noise Suppression)6
01***50Bolt2
01***65Bolt,(For Suction Fan)(4d130-1d)5
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Cylinder Block
Komatsu : Sl4d130-1b(S/N 24224-Up) : Cylinder Block : Balancer
01***25Bolt,(Sandy? Dusty Terrain Spec.)4
01***30Washer,Spring(Sandy?Dusty Terrain S.)4
04***19Key,(Dk025805-1910)1
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Komatsu : Sl4d130-1b(S/N 24224-Up) : Cylinder Block : Camshaft And Tappet
01***25Bolt - Rear Guard Mounting2
01***36Washer,Radio Controlled Slag Handling2
04***28Key, Plain Woodruff1
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Komatsu : Sl4d130-1b(S/N 24224-Up) : Cylinder Block : Crankshaft
04***50Key1
04***80Key,Seal1
13***40Coupling,(4d130-1f)1
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Komatsu : Sl4d130-1b(S/N 24224-Up) : Cylinder Block : Cylinder Block (1/2)
01***22Stud5
01***30Stud1
01***60Stud6
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Komatsu : Sl4d130-1b(S/N 24224-Up) : Cylinder Block : Cylinder Block (2/2)
01***14Bolt24
01***32Washer,(Not Used With Emergency Str.)6
04***60Screw, Serial Number Plate4
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Komatsu : Sl4d130-1b(S/N 24224-Up) : Cylinder Block : Engine Support
01***40Bolt,(Not Used With Cab)8
01***42Washer,Spring (For Pedal Steering)8
04***28Pin, Dowel - Transmission Case, Pin-Dowel4
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Komatsu : Sl4d130-1b(S/N 24224-Up) : Cylinder Block : Flywheel And Flywheel Housing
01***50Bolt2
01***40Bolt,(Not Used With Cab)10
01***50Screw2
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Komatsu : Sl4d130-1b(S/N 24224-Up) : Cylinder Block : Gear Case Cover
01***20Bolt,(Large Capacity Type) (Std)2
01***75Bolt,(For D57sr)15
01***30Bolt,Radio Controlled Slag Handling4
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Komatsu : Sl4d130-1b(S/N 24224-Up) : Cylinder Block : Oil Pan
01***20Bolt,(Sandy? Dusty Terrain Spec.)1
01***22Bolt,(Cold Terrain Spec.)24
01***30Bolt,(Cold Terrain Spec.)2
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Komatsu : Sl4d130-1b(S/N 24224-Up) : Cylinder Block : Piston And Connecting Rod
61***20Ring8
61***14Bolt4
61***22Nut,(Service Parts)4
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Cylinder Head
Komatsu : Sl4d130-1b(S/N 24224-Up) : Cylinder Head : Air Cleaner
01***20Bolt,(Sandy? Dusty Terrain Spec.)1
01***20Bolt,(Large Capacity Type) (Std)3
01***25Bolt,(Sandy? Dusty Terrain Spec.)3
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Komatsu : Sl4d130-1b(S/N 24224-Up) : Cylinder Head : Air Intake Manifold And Connection
01***20Bolt,(Large Capacity Type) (Std)2
01***30Bolt,(For France Noise Suppression)4
01***00Bolt (M10-1.50x100)4
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Komatsu : Sl4d130-1b(S/N 24224-Up) : Cylinder Head : Cylinder Head
01***25Bolt - Rear Guard Mounting2
01***08Nut, Regular Hexagon (M10-1.50)4
01***36Washer,Radio Controlled Slag Handling2
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Komatsu : Sl4d130-1b(S/N 24224-Up) : Cylinder Head : Cylinder Head Cover
01***25Bolt,(Without Auto Priming System)3
01***25Washer,Spring?(Sandy And Dusty Spec.)3
07***26Clamp1
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Komatsu : Sl4d130-1b(S/N 24224-Up) : Cylinder Head : Exhaust Manifold
01***80Bolt8
01***32Washer,(With Auto Emergency Steering)8
07***08Plug,(For W/O. Corrosion Resistor)2
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Komatsu : Sl4d130-1b(S/N 24224-Up) : Cylinder Head : Muffler
01***40Bolt4
01***11Nut,(Spark Arrester Spec.)2
01***26Washer,(For Additional Rear Lamp)2
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Komatsu : Sl4d130-1b(S/N 24224-Up) : Cylinder Head : Rocker Arm
01***25Bolt,(Sandy? Dusty Terrain Spec.)4
01***30Washer,Spring(Sandy?Dusty Terrain S.)4
04***35Pin,Cotter? Block And Collar2
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Komatsu : Sl4d130-1b(S/N 24224-Up) : Cylinder Head : Turbocharger
01***30Bolt4
04***50Screw2
07***85O-Ring2
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Komatsu : Sl4d130-1b(S/N 24224-Up) : Cylinder Head : Water Manifold And Thermostat
01***20Bolt,(Sandy? Dusty Terrain Spec.)4
01***22Bolt,(Cold Terrain Spec.)9
01***25Washer,Spring?(Sandy And Dusty Spec.)13
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Fuel System
Komatsu : Sl4d130-1b(S/N 24224-Up) : Fuel System : Fuel Filter And Mounting
01***55Bolt,(For Suction? Reversible Fan)2
01***30Washer,Spring(Sandy?Dusty Terrain S.)2
01***16Washer,Radio Controlled Slag Handling2
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Komatsu : Sl4d130-1b(S/N 24224-Up) : Fuel System : Fuel Injection Piping
01***25Bolt (M6-1.00x25)6
01***25Bolt,(Without Auto Priming System)2
01***19Washer,(Not Used With Ventilator)6
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Komatsu : Sl4d130-1b(S/N 24224-Up) : Fuel System : Fuel Injection Pump (Coupling)
ND***91Bolt8
ND***20Coupling1
ND***01Washer,Spring1
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Komatsu : Sl4d130-1b(S/N 24224-Up) : Fuel System : Fuel Injection Pump (Feed Pump)
ND***40Washer? 1mm,Plate1
ND***50Rod? 5.000mm,Push (Green)1
ND***70Washer,Union4
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Komatsu : Sl4d130-1b(S/N 24224-Up) : Fuel System : Fuel Injection Pump (Governor) (1/2)
ND***20Washer? 1.0mm,Cover Plate3
ND***30Screw1
ND***60O-Ring2
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Komatsu : Sl4d130-1b(S/N 24224-Up) : Fuel System : Fuel Injection Pump (Governor) (2/2)
ND***10Adapter1
ND***30Plug1
ND***80Stopper,Adjust1
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Komatsu : Sl4d130-1b(S/N 24224-Up) : Fuel System : Fuel Injection Pump (Pump)
61***00Injection Pump Ass'Y1
ND***30Ring1
ND***80O-Ring1
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Komatsu : Sl4d130-1b(S/N 24224-Up) : Fuel System : Fuel Injection Pump And Mounting
01***70Bolt4
01***30Bolt,(For France Noise Suppression)2
01***35Bolt, Mounting - Flywheel Housing End2
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Komatsu : Sl4d130-1b(S/N 24224-Up) : Fuel System : Fuel Injection Pump Lubricating Oil Piping
01***16Bolt,(For Slag Handling)1
01***25Washer,Spring?(Sandy And Dusty Spec.)1
07***12Gasket,(Without Air Compressor Type) (K2)2
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Komatsu : Sl4d130-1b(S/N 24224-Up) : Fuel System : Water Separator Piping
01***30Bolt,(Cold Terrain Spec.)2
01***20Bolt,(Large Capacity Type) (Std)1
01***30Bolt,(For France Noise Suppression)2
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Komatsu : Sl4d130-1b(S/N 24224-Up) : Fuel System : Water Sepator
07***60O-Ring,(For Pc750?800?1800) (A2610)1
60***00Water Separator A.,(See Fig.2415)1
60***10Cover1
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Lubricating Oil System
Komatsu : Sl4d130-1b(S/N 24224-Up) : Lubricating Oil System : Lubricating Oil Cooler
01***20Bolt,(Sandy? Dusty Terrain Spec.)1
01***25Bolt,(Without Auto Priming System)1
01***45Bolt,(S6d155-4b)4
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Komatsu : Sl4d130-1b(S/N 24224-Up) : Lubricating Oil System : Lubricating Oil Filter
01***50Bolt - Torque Converter Totransmission Mounting4
01***36Washer,Radio Controlled Slag Handling4
01***23Washer, Flat4
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Komatsu : Sl4d130-1b(S/N 24224-Up) : Lubricating Oil System : Lubricating Oil Pump
01***50Bolt2
01***08Nut,R.H. Thread4
01***30Washer,Spring(Sandy?Dusty Terrain S.)6
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Komatsu : Sl4d130-1b(S/N 24224-Up) : Lubricating Oil System : Lubricating Oil Strainer
01***16Bolt,(For Slag Handling)2
01***40Bolt,(Dust And Dirt Protection)4
01***30Bolt,Radio Controlled Slag Handling4
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Komatsu : Sl4d130-1b(S/N 24224-Up) : Lubricating Oil System : Turbocharger Lubricating Oil Piping
01***16Bolt,(For Slag Handling)1
01***20Bolt,(Sandy? Dusty Terrain Spec.)1
01***40Bolt,(For Position Fixing)2
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Tool And Kit
Komatsu : Sl4d130-1b(S/N 24224-Up) : Tool And Kit : Gasket Kit
02***91O-Ring (Kit)4
04***35Pin,Cotter? Block And Collar4
07***70O-Ring,(For Intake Air Cover)1
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SL4D130-1B(S/N 24224-UP) serial number reference

The engine ID plate is riveted to the block, typically on the left side near the fuel injection pump or valve cover, and lists the manufacturer, engine model, and serial number - this older industrial engine family does not carry a 3-letter alpha PIN prefix, only a plain sequential serial number. To read it, match the model suffix stamped on the plate (the -1B in SL4D130-1B, where the leading S marks a turbocharged arrangement) against the serial number itself to place the engine in its correct production block and parts range.

PrefixIdentifies
S/N 10006-UP4D130-1 / S4D130-1 (base arrangement)
S/N 10006-21530S4D130-1A
S/N 10030-UP4D130-1G-VS
S/N 10544-UP4D130-1C-A / 4D130-1C-P / 4D130-1D / 4D130-1E / 4D130-1F
S/N 24224-UPSL4D130-1B
S/N 24260-UPSL4D130-1C
S/N 28323-UP4D130-1H

Frequently asked questions

What engine powers the SL4D130-1B (S/N 24224-up)?

SL4D130-1B is itself the engine, not a chassis: a turbocharged, water-cooled, in-line four-cylinder diesel from Komatsu's 4D130 family, about 8.5 liters (518 cu in) displacement, with a mechanical jerk-type injection pump and governor and no electronic controls. It is documented at roughly 88 kW (118 hp) at 1900 rpm in at least one factory application; turbocharged 4D130-family variants generally span about 100-135 hp depending on the specific series rating.

What is the operating weight for the SL4D130-1B?

The SL4D130-1B designation covers the engine only, so it has no standalone operating weight. Komatsu installed 4D130-family engines in several different chassis: contemporary D53-series medium crawler dozers ran roughly 12-14 tonnes (26,000-31,000 lb), the D57S-1 crawler dozer around 14.6-15.3 tonnes (32,000-33,700 lb), and GD500-series motor graders in a broadly similar class. Actual weight depends entirely on which machine the engine is installed in, not on the engine itself.

What replaced the SL4D130-1B?

Within its own model line, the SL4D130-1B (S/N 24224-up) was directly followed by the SL4D130-1C, which takes over at S/N 24260-up, a running update on the same basic block. More broadly, Komatsu's later dozer and grader generations in this class moved to newer engine families, eventually electronically governed, as emissions requirements tightened, phasing mechanically governed engines like this one out of new-machine production.

What SL4D130-1B(S/N 24224-UP) owners discuss

What turbocharger behavior is typical for this engine family?
The SL4D130-1B shares its turbocharger with the wider S4D130/SL4D130 engine line, so shop experience across the family applies. The most reported issue is light blue-white smoke on startup or on deceleration after a hard pull, traced to oil migrating past the turbo shaft seals. Root cause is usually restricted oil drain-back from the center housing or shaft wobble from worn bearings, not a bad seal on its own. Give the engine a short idle before loading it and before shutdown - running the turbo hard cold or shutting down hot without a cool-down idle accelerates this wear.
What's the most common coolant-loss failure on this engine, and how do owners isolate it?
Two failure points account for most reported coolant loss on the 4D130 family: cylinder liner O-ring seals and the head gasket. White exhaust smoke or a milky sheen in the oil signals coolant reaching the cylinders or crankcase. To find the source before condemning the head, pressure-test the cooling system with the oil pan dropped - a steady weep at a liner packing points to the liner seals, while a leak concentrated near the timing cover points to the water pump instead. Have your dealer verify the source before committing to a head removal; the liner-seal and head-gasket repairs are not the same job.
Is this a mechanical or common-rail fuel system, and what does that mean for service?
This engine family runs a mechanical inline injection pump (Denso/Nippondenso PE-type), not common rail. That means the fuel system is self-priming but not self-bleeding: after a filter change, a line disconnection, or running the tank dry, trapped air has to be manually bled at the filter/water-separator bleed screw before the engine will start and run clean. A no-start or rough-run right after routine fuel service is almost always leftover air, not a pump fault.
What charging-system quirks show up on the electrical side?
The charging setup is a classic three-wire Komatsu alternator where the charge-warning-lamp wire also carries the field excitation signal. If that circuit loses continuity - a corroded connector, a bad lamp/resistor, or a missing ground strap - the alternator won't self-excite and won't charge even though it tests good off the machine. Owners report swapping in a known-good alternator and still getting a no-charge fault before finding the excitation wire was the actual problem. Confirm exact charging voltage against your machine's own spec sheet; the reading varies by alternator and system configuration.
Any cold-start quirks specific to this engine?
Being mechanically governed with no ECM, cold starting depends entirely on glow plug condition, cranking speed, and correct fuel delivery and compression. A slow crank or no-start in cold weather is most often traced to one or more dead glow plugs, not the injection pump. Starting fluid is sometimes used as a workaround, but that's dangerous on an engine with working glow plugs - ether contacting a hot glow tip can cause a destructive over-pressure event in the cylinder. Confirm glow plug function first, and have your dealer verify before using any starting aid.
What's the practical wear indicator to track on an engine this simple?
Like other pre-emissions Komatsu diesels, this engine vents crankcase blow-by through an open breather tube instead of recirculating it through the intake the way newer PCV-equipped diesels do. Rising blow-by (more oil mist from the breather, gradually climbing oil consumption) is a normal aging sign on a mechanically simple engine like this. A sudden jump, rather than a slow climb, usually means ring or liner wear rather than anything electronic - there's no fault code to chase, so oil consumption trend is the real health gauge.
What should a buyer check before taking on a used SL4D130-1B(S/N 24224-UP) engine?
Run a compression test across all cylinders and pull an oil sample checking for glycol (coolant intrusion) and fuel dilution - both flag the liner-seal/head-gasket and injection-pump wear patterns known on this family. Check for oil weeping around the turbo housing and watch exhaust color on startup and under load: blue points to the turbo or rings, white points to coolant. Confirm the fuel system primes and bleeds without excessive cranking, since a mechanical pump that struggles to hold prime usually means a tired lift pump rather than a pump rebuild. This engine block was fitted across more than one Komatsu machine and generation, so verify the serial number falls in the correct fitment range for whatever host machine it's paired with before assuming any spec sheet applies as-is.

Compiled from owner and technician discussions across the industry — experiences vary by serial range and machine history.

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