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Weichai WP13 Crankshaft 1003217585 Diesel Engine Parts
Weichai WP13 Crankshaft 1003217585 Diesel Engine Parts
Weichai WP13 Crankshaft 1003217585 Diesel Engine Parts

Weichai WP13 Crankshaft 1003217585 Diesel Engine Parts

Model: WP13

Part Number: 1003217585

Brands: Weichai Power

Engine Model: WP13, WP13.480, WP13.500, WP13.550, WP13.580

Engine Type: Diesel

Scope of application: heavy haulage trucks, mining dump trucks, construction machinery, generator sets

Crankshaft duty in the WP13

The WP13 is a long-stroke 13-litre diesel that produces high torque from low engine speed. That combination puts heavy bending and torsional loads on the crankshaft. Part 1003217585 is the shaft used in this family, machined from forged alloy steel, induction hardened and nitrided, then ground to standard journal size.

The shaft carries the main and connecting rod bearings, drives the oil pump and camshaft through the gear train and transfers torque to the flywheel. Any loss of journal geometry shows up as oil pressure loss, knocking and, eventually, a spun bearing that destroys the rod and the journal together.

Applications

The shaft fits WP13 road and industrial engines. Typical installations are HOWO and Shacman heavy tractors, 8x4 mining dump trucks, large loaders and 300 to 500 kVA generator sets. Confirm the engine plate and the old crankshaft number: front pulley and flywheel flange details differ between some variants even when the main dimensions match.

Production checks

  • Journal diameter and ovality measured at multiple points on each journal.
  • Fillet radius verified, because fatigue cracks start at sharp fillets.
  • Run-out and straightness checked on centres.
  • Thrust face flatness and finish, which control end float and oil control.
  • Hardness of journals and fillets after nitriding.

Shafts are shipped in a braced crate with protective sleeves on the journals. If you need a specific undersize for a repair, tell us before dispatch; regrinding after delivery is rarely practical for export customers.

Failure symptoms

  • Oil pressure that falls as the engine reaches operating temperature
  • A knock under load that disappears at idle
  • Bearing shells with copper showing or uneven wear patterns
  • Visible scoring or heat discoloration on journals
  • Excessive end float measured with a dial gauge
  • Metal particles on the magnetic drain plug

A knock is the last warning before a bearing spins. Once the rod bearing spins, the journal and the connecting rod are both lost.

Assembly requirements

  1. Measure every journal and check ovality before assembly.
  2. Confirm main bore alignment in the block.
  3. Check clearances with plastigauge at every journal.
  4. Lubricate journals with assembly oil and confirm the crank turns freely.
  5. Set end float with the thrust bearing fitted.
  6. Replace a tired vibration damper; a failed damper cracks shafts.

Selecting the right crankshaft

Match the part number, the journal size and the bearing shells you intend to fit. Mixing a ground shaft with standard shells guarantees failure. Give us the bearing part numbers with your enquiry and we will confirm compatibility before shipping.

Protecting the shaft in service

Lubrication and vibration control decide crankshaft life. Use the specified oil, change it at the severe-duty interval, keep the oil cooler clean and never run with a leaking injector that dilutes the oil. On engines that have suffered a hydraulic lock or a broken damper, check straightness before reuse.

Cross reference and bearing selection

The WP13 crankshaft is normally ordered together with main and rod bearing shells. Shells and journals are lapped to each other in service, so a shaft fitted with mismatched bearings fails quickly. Give us the engine serial number and the bearing part numbers you plan to use; we will confirm that the journal size matches before packing.

Early and late WP13 shafts differ in the front pulley fixing and, on some industrial variants, the flywheel flange. A shaft from a different variant may fit the block but will not accept your existing damper or flywheel. Photos of the old shaft ends resolve the question faster than any catalogue lookup.

Freight, crating and delivery

A crankshaft is dense and awkward to handle, so it is bolted into a braced timber crate with sleeves over the journals. The crate is banded and marked with lifting points. Because freight is charged on both weight and volume, tell us whether the shaft will travel with a block in the same container; we can plan the load to reduce cost.

Standard shafts are usually available within three to five working days. Sea freight to Africa and Latin America takes twenty-five to forty days depending on the port, and air freight is available for emergency rebuilds at a higher rate.

FAQ

Is the shaft nitrided?

Yes, journals and fillets are nitrided for wear and fatigue resistance.

Can the shaft be reground?

It can if there is enough hardened layer left, but export customers usually prefer a new standard shaft.

Should I fit a new damper?

Strongly recommended. A tired damper is a common cause of crankshaft failure.

How do I check for a bent shaft?

Mount it on centres and measure run-out at the centre journal. Beyond specification means replacement.

Related parts and categories

Explore the Weichai crankshaft category, and complete the bottom end with the WP13 cylinder block 612700010001 or the WP13 oil pump 612700010007.

Description

Weichai WP13 Crankshaft (1003217585). This shaft carries every firing impulse in the engine through six throws, and the journals are what maintain the oil film under that load. Ovality matters more here than nominal diameter.

Measure ovality at several positions along each journal, not at one point. A journal can read the correct diameter and still be oval by a few hundredths, which collapses the oil film twice per revolution.

Numbers beginning 1003 belong to the numeric series used across WP7, WP8 and WP9. The engine plate is the fastest way to confirm which revision applies. On this engine, confirm the WP13 application against the engine plate before ordering.

Fit a new torsional damper with the shaft. A perished damper sends the same oscillation into the new crankshaft and cracks it at the fillets.

Ordering note. Payment terms and shipping method are confirmed in writing before dispatch, including the port of loading and the estimated transit time.

Related reading: Crankshaft Inspection: Journals, Fillets and Regrinding

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Production checks

  • Journal diameter and ovality measured at multiple points on each journal.
  • Fillet radius verified, because fatigue cracks start at sharp fillets.
  • Run-out and straightness checked on centres.
  • Thrust face flatness and finish, which control end float and oil control.
  • Hardness of journals and fillets after nitriding.

Shafts are shipped in a braced crate with protective sleeves on the journals. If you need a specific undersize for a repair, tell us before dispatch; regrinding after delivery is rarely practical for export customers.

Failure symptoms

  • Oil pressure that falls as the engine reaches operating temperature
  • A knock under load that disappears at idle
  • Bearing shells with copper showing or uneven wear patterns
  • Visible scoring or heat discoloration on journals
  • Excessive end float measured with a dial gauge
  • Metal particles on the magnetic drain plug

A knock is the last warning before a bearing spins. Once the rod bearing spins, the journal and the connecting rod are both lost.

Assembly requirements

  1. Measure every journal and check ovality before assembly.
  2. Confirm main bore alignment in the block.
  3. Check clearances with plastigauge at every journal.
  4. Lubricate journals with assembly oil and confirm the crank turns freely.
  5. Set end float with the thrust bearing fitted.
  6. Replace a tired vibration damper; a failed damper cracks shafts.

Selecting the right crankshaft

Match the part number, the journal size and the bearing shells you intend to fit. Mixing a ground shaft with standard shells guarantees failure. Give us the bearing part numbers with your enquiry and we will confirm compatibility before shipping.

Protecting the shaft in service

Lubrication and vibration control decide crankshaft life. Use the specified oil, change it at the severe-duty interval, keep the oil cooler clean and never run with a leaking injector that dilutes the oil. On engines that have suffered a hydraulic lock or a broken damper, check straightness before reuse.

Cross reference and bearing selection

The WP13 crankshaft is normally ordered together with main and rod bearing shells. Shells and journals are lapped to each other in service, so a shaft fitted with mismatched bearings fails quickly. Give us the engine serial number and the bearing part numbers you plan to use; we will confirm that the journal size matches before packing.

Early and late WP13 shafts differ in the front pulley fixing and, on some industrial variants, the flywheel flange. A shaft from a different variant may fit the block but will not accept your existing damper or flywheel. Photos of the old shaft ends resolve the question faster than any catalogue lookup.

Freight, crating and delivery

A crankshaft is dense and awkward to handle, so it is bolted into a braced timber crate with sleeves over the journals. The crate is banded and marked with lifting points. Because freight is charged on both weight and volume, tell us whether the shaft will travel with a block in the same container; we can plan the load to reduce cost.

Standard shafts are usually available within three to five working days. Sea freight to Africa and Latin America takes twenty-five to forty days depending on the port, and air freight is available for emergency rebuilds at a higher rate.

Related parts and categories

Explore the Weichai crankshaft category, and complete the bottom end with the WP13 cylinder block 612700010001 or the WP13 oil pump 612700010007.

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Weichai WP13 Crankshaft 1003217585 Diesel Engine Parts
Weichai WP13 Crankshaft 1003217585 Diesel Engine Parts
Weichai WP13 Crankshaft 1003217585 Diesel Engine Parts

Q&A

  • Is the shaft nitrided?

    Yes, journals and fillets are nitrided for wear and fatigue resistance.

  • Can the shaft be reground?

    It can if there is enough hardened layer left, but export customers usually prefer a new standard shaft.

  • Should I fit a new damper?

    Strongly recommended. A tired damper is a common cause of crankshaft failure.

  • How do I check for a bent shaft?

    Mount it on centres and measure run-out at the centre journal. Beyond specification means replacement.

Why buy from EPID

EPID supplies diesel engine parts for Weichai, Baudouin, Yuchai, Caterpillar, Sinotruk, FAW Xichai and Cummins engines. Every order is checked against the original part number before packing, and our team can identify a part from a photo of the engine plate. Ask for a quotation with your model and quantity and we will reply within one working day.

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