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Weichai WP13 Engine Overhaul Kit 1002347071 Piston Liner Set
Weichai WP13 Engine Overhaul Kit 1002347071 Piston Liner Set

Weichai WP13 Engine Overhaul Kit 1002347071 Piston Liner Set

Model: WP13

Part Number: 1002347071

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

Why an overhaul kit for a 13-litre engine

A WP13 rebuild is a significant investment in both parts and downtime, and assembling it from individually ordered components adds risk at every step. Kit 1002347071 groups the parts that wear together: pistons, rings, liners and the gasket set needed to close the engine again.

For fleets working in remote areas, the logistics matter as much as the technical match. One part number, one shipment and one customs entry is far easier than eight separate purchases where a single delayed item can hold the whole rebuild.

What the kit covers

This is a complete wearing-parts set rather than a partial collection. Every component that is normally replaced during a full overhaul is included, and the parts are matched to each other rather than being drawn from different suppliers.

  • Pistons matched to the WP13 bore and compression ratio.
  • Piston rings in the correct thickness and tension.
  • Cylinder liners with O-rings, plateau honed.
  • Gasket set covering head, manifold, pan, pump and crank seals.

How to tell the engine needs a rebuild

A WP13 usually announces its need for an overhaul through oil consumption and blow-by long before it loses power. Reading those signals early is what separates a planned rebuild from an emergency one at the roadside.

  • Oil consumption rising with no external leak
  • Blue or white smoke that persists after warm-up
  • Blow-by pressurising the crankcase
  • Compression low across several cylinders
  • Oil pressure below specification at hot idle
  • Rated speed no longer reached under load

Assembly sequence

The order of assembly matters as much as the parts. Clean the block, check flatness and set liner protrusion before any piston goes in, because those measurements decide whether the new gasket will hold.

  1. Clean the block and check deck flatness.
  2. Set liner protrusion with a dial gauge.
  3. Check piston clearance and ring gaps in the actual bore.
  4. Fit pistons with a ring compressor.
  5. Fit the head with a new gasket and new bolts.
  6. Prime the oil system and retorque after the first cool-down.

Matching the kit to the engine

Three details decide the fit: engine model, compression ratio and head casting. A kit from a different rating will physically assemble but produce the wrong compression ratio. Send photographs of the engine plate and the old piston crown and our team will confirm the variant.

Kit or individual parts

Individual parts look cheaper when only one cylinder needs attention, but an engine that has worn one liner has usually worn all of them similarly. Mixing one new liner with the rest produces uneven compression, and the second rebuild follows within a year.

Tooling and measurement

Have the measuring tools ready before the engine comes apart: bore gauge, dial indicator, plastigauge, calibrated torque wrench and a straight edge. A rebuild without measurements is guesswork, and the engine will be back out of service sooner than expected. New head and rod bolts should be on site as well, because both are single-use fasteners.

Break-in

Run at varying load after the rebuild, increasing gradually, and change oil early. Holding full load immediately glazes the bores and leaves the rings unseated, which is the most common reason a fresh engine burns oil.

Maintenance after the rebuild

Clean air and correct oil decide how long the new parts last. Replace the air filter at interval, keep intake hoses sealed, use the specified oil grade and fix any leak immediately rather than topping up.

Why the piston number decides the kit

The piston is the part that changed between WP13 generations, because compression ratio and bowl design were revised alongside the injectors. Two kits can look identical in the carton and differ only in the crown, and the difference appears as smoke or poor economy once the engine runs.

If the old piston is available, compare it with the new one before assembly. If it is not, the engine plate and the head casting number usually resolve which generation the engine belongs to.

Recording the rebuild

Write down every clearance, liner protrusion and ring gap in the engine log. The figures let the next overhaul compare wear rates, and they support any warranty discussion with the parts supplier. A rebuild without records means the next rebuild starts from zero.

FAQ

Does the kit include bearings?

The standard kit covers pistons, rings, liners and gaskets. Bearings are separate.

Is the head gasket included?

Yes, the gasket set includes the head gasket.

Can I fit the kit without machining the block?

Only if the deck is flat and the bores are within specification.

How long does a WP13 rebuild take?

Three to five working days for an experienced workshop.

Related parts and categories

Browse the Weichai engine overhaul kit category, and pair the kit with the WP13 cylinder block 612700010001 or the WP13 cylinder head 612700040030.

Description

Weichai WP13 Piston (1002347071). Heat and pressure both arrive at this component first. The ring grooves control oil and compression, and the bowl decides how efficiently the fuel burns.

Check the ring groove width with the old ring and a feeler gauge. An opened groove lets the new ring flutter, and a fluttering ring breaks.

Numbers beginning 1002 are numeric-series numbers used mainly on WP8 and WP9 assemblies and castings. On this engine, confirm the WP13 application against the engine plate before ordering.

Clean the ring grooves to bare metal before fitting new rings. Carbon at the bottom of a groove holds the ring proud and produces the same blow-by as a worn bore.

Ordering note. Inspection reports can be provided for castings and crankshafts on request, covering the measurements taken before packing.

Related reading: Piston Ring Selection: Gap, Tension and Bore Condition

We Are 30 Years Diesel Engine Parts Supplier
BrandEPID
Warranty12 Months
Condition100%New
More ModelsWeichai: WP13, WP13.480, WP13.500, WP13.550, WP13.580, and other Weichai series.
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How to tell the engine needs a rebuild

A WP13 usually announces its need for an overhaul through oil consumption and blow-by long before it loses power. Reading those signals early is what separates a planned rebuild from an emergency one at the roadside.

  • Oil consumption rising with no external leak
  • Blue or white smoke that persists after warm-up
  • Blow-by pressurising the crankcase
  • Compression low across several cylinders
  • Oil pressure below specification at hot idle
  • Rated speed no longer reached under load

Assembly sequence

The order of assembly matters as much as the parts. Clean the block, check flatness and set liner protrusion before any piston goes in, because those measurements decide whether the new gasket will hold.

  1. Clean the block and check deck flatness.
  2. Set liner protrusion with a dial gauge.
  3. Check piston clearance and ring gaps in the actual bore.
  4. Fit pistons with a ring compressor.
  5. Fit the head with a new gasket and new bolts.
  6. Prime the oil system and retorque after the first cool-down.

Matching the kit to the engine

Three details decide the fit: engine model, compression ratio and head casting. A kit from a different rating will physically assemble but produce the wrong compression ratio. Send photographs of the engine plate and the old piston crown and our team will confirm the variant.

Kit or individual parts

Individual parts look cheaper when only one cylinder needs attention, but an engine that has worn one liner has usually worn all of them similarly. Mixing one new liner with the rest produces uneven compression, and the second rebuild follows within a year.

Tooling and measurement

Have the measuring tools ready before the engine comes apart: bore gauge, dial indicator, plastigauge, calibrated torque wrench and a straight edge. A rebuild without measurements is guesswork, and the engine will be back out of service sooner than expected. New head and rod bolts should be on site as well, because both are single-use fasteners.

Break-in

Run at varying load after the rebuild, increasing gradually, and change oil early. Holding full load immediately glazes the bores and leaves the rings unseated, which is the most common reason a fresh engine burns oil.

Maintenance after the rebuild

Clean air and correct oil decide how long the new parts last. Replace the air filter at interval, keep intake hoses sealed, use the specified oil grade and fix any leak immediately rather than topping up.

Why the piston number decides the kit

The piston is the part that changed between WP13 generations, because compression ratio and bowl design were revised alongside the injectors. Two kits can look identical in the carton and differ only in the crown, and the difference appears as smoke or poor economy once the engine runs.

If the old piston is available, compare it with the new one before assembly. If it is not, the engine plate and the head casting number usually resolve which generation the engine belongs to.

Recording the rebuild

Write down every clearance, liner protrusion and ring gap in the engine log. The figures let the next overhaul compare wear rates, and they support any warranty discussion with the parts supplier. A rebuild without records means the next rebuild starts from zero.

Related parts and categories

Browse the Weichai engine overhaul kit category, and pair the kit with the WP13 cylinder block 612700010001 or the WP13 cylinder head 612700040030.

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Weichai WP13 Engine Overhaul Kit 1002347071 Piston Liner Set
Weichai WP13 Engine Overhaul Kit 1002347071 Piston Liner Set

Q&A

  • Does the kit include bearings?

    The standard kit covers pistons, rings, liners and gaskets. Bearings are separate.

  • Is the head gasket included?

    Yes, the gasket set includes the head gasket.

  • Can I fit the kit without machining the block?

    Only if the deck is flat and the bores are within specification.

  • How long does a WP13 rebuild take?

    Three to five working days for an experienced workshop.

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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