Matched Fasteners — every bolt in this 14-piece cylinder head set is verified against engine serial prefix before dispatch to prevent mismatched shoulder lengths.
Technical Specifications
| Parameter |
Value |
| Part Number |
14601-03450 14601-03452 14601-03453 1J080-03450 |
| Product Type |
Cylinder Head Bolt |
| Cross-Reference |
14601-03450, 14601-03452, 14601-03453, 1J080-03450 (for identification purposes) |
| Machine Fitment |
B7300HSD, B7400HSD, B7410D, BX1500D, BX1800D, BX1830D, BX1850D, BX1860, BX1870, BX1880, BX2230D, BX2350D, BX2360, BX2370, BX2380, BX23S, BX24D, BX25, G1700, G1800, G1900, G2000, G2160, G2460G, G3200, G4200, G4200H, G5200H, G6200H, GR2100, GR2110, GR2120, T1600H, TG1860, GF1800, RTV900G, RTV900W, RTV900XTG, RTV-X900G, RTV-X900W, ZD18, ZD21, ZD321, ZD323, K008-3, K008-5, KX018-4, KX41-3, U15, U17 |
| Quantity per Set |
14 pieces |
| Material |
High-tensile alloy steel, heat-treated to ISO 898-1 Class 10.9 |
| Condition |
New Aftermarket |
| Warranty |
6-month warranty against manufacturing defects |
| Standards |
ISO 898-1, ISO 9001, ISO 4759-1, ASTM B117 |
Application Suitability
| Engine System |
Related Components |
| Cylinder head assembly (D662, D722, D782, D902) |
Head gasket, valve stem seals, head studs |
| Cylinder head assembly (DF752, DF972, DG972) |
Head gasket, valve stem seals, injector sleeves |
| Engine block upper deck interface |
Block deck surface, dowel pins, coolant passage O-rings |
| Valve train and camshaft housing |
Rocker arm shaft, pushrods, valve springs |
When the Kubota Cylinder Head Bolt Engine Rebuild Set Becomes the Failure Point
Replacing the gasket without swapping the bolts treats the symptom, not the cause.
I have watched Kubota D662 and D782 engines come back to the teardown bench within hundreds of hours after a head reseal, and the root cause traced back to reused or low-grade fasteners. Uneven torque distribution across the 14 cylinder head positions creates localized gasket compression loss, allowing coolant intrusion or combustion gas leakage at the weakest point. A Kubota cylinder head bolt engine rebuild set that does not match the engine serial variant compounds the problem — shoulder geometry and thread engagement depth differ across D-series build generations [NEED_CITE: engine fastener torque-yield specification requirements for diesel rebuilds].
The System This Bolt Set Belongs To
Cylinder head bolts sit at the interface between the block deck and the cylinder head casting, maintaining uniform clamping load through thermal cycling and combustion pressure pulses. In the Kubota D662 through DG972 engine family, this Kubota cylinder head bolt engine rebuild set works in conjunction with the head gasket, valve stem seals, and injector copper sleeves. When planning an overhaul, evaluating the entire upper engine assembly — rather than isolating the single failed component — prevents repeat disassembly.
Serial Variants and Dimensional Grades That Catch Rebuild Shops Off Guard
Kubota D-series engines span multiple build generations, and the same base part number can correspond to different bolt lengths and shoulder diameters depending on the engine serial prefix. A previous rebuild that used oversize pistons or a resurfaced head changes the stack height, which in turn affects thread engagement depth and torque sequence. I always cross-reference the engine build record before releasing a Kubota cylinder head bolt engine rebuild set, because sending the wrong variant means the machine sits on the bench while a replacement ships [NEED_CITE: Kubota D-series engine serial prefix and fastener length variation].

What the Material Grade Actually Means Under Load
ISO 898-1 Class 10.9 heat treatment delivers consistent tensile and yield strength across all 14 positions, which matters because differential stretch between bolts creates uneven gasket compression. High-tensile alloy steel resists relaxation under the repeated thermal expansion and contraction cycles that a D722 or D902 experiences during normal operation. The ASTM B117 salt spray compliance indicates corrosion resistance sufficient to prevent thread seizure during future service intervals, so the bolts can be removed without damaging the block threads during the next overhaul.
Dimensional Mismatch and the Cost of Skipping Root Cause Analysis
When a cylinder head gasket fails prematurely after a rebuild, the instinct is to blame the gasket. In practice, the bolt set that was reused or sourced without verifying the engine serial variant often carries micro-fractures or permanent elongation from prior thermal cycles. Installing a new gasket with fatigued fasteners shifts the failure point rather than eliminating it — and the second teardown costs labor, downtime, and replacement fluids on top of the parts themselves [NEED_CITE: cylinder head fastener reuse risk assessment in diesel engine overhaul].

Why Rebuild Shops Source This Bolt Set Through One Account
Our own production lines and qualified sourced supply carry identical QC and warranty terms, so a Kubota cylinder head bolt engine rebuild set ships with the same inspection documentation regardless of which facility produced it. Eight categories of engine components — from cylinder head bolts to piston rings to full overhaul gasket kits — consolidate under one account and one freight consignment. Minimum order is one set, which matters when a single emergency rebuild cannot wait for batch quantities. Guangzhou warehouse stock on common D-series fastener sets allows same-day or next-day dispatch. Part identification is available from the OEM reference number, engine model, photograph, or nameplate image, and cross-reference verification covers superseded and alternate numbers across Kubota engine generations. A technical team is available to confirm compatibility and dimensional grade before commitment.
Documentation & Verification
- Commercial invoice and packing list itemizing each bolt set by engine serial prefix
- Cross-reference sheet mapping OEM reference numbers (reference only) to shipped part numbers
- Dimensional inspection record covering bolt length, thread pitch, and shoulder diameter
- 6-month warranty terms covering manufacturing defects
- Packing photographs showing set completeness before crate closure
- HS code and customs documentation support for international shipment
Installation & Rebuild Sequence
- Verify block deck surface flatness before seating the head gasket and inserting bolts
- Clean all thread holes in the block to remove oil and debris that affect torque readings
- Follow the manufacturer torque sequence in incremental stages to achieve uniform clamping
- Confirm bolt elongation falls within specification after final torque pass
- Run initial break-in at reduced load to allow gasket settling and thermal seating
Request a Fitment-Verified Quote
Provide the Kubota engine model, serial number prefix, and any known rebuild history so the correct bolt length and shoulder variant can be confirmed. If the nameplate is unreadable, a photograph of the existing bolt alongside a ruler allows dimensional cross-referencing. Share the full overhaul parts list to consolidate cylinder head bolts with matching gaskets, seals, and bearings into a single matched consignment.
Frequently Asked Questions
Q: What else should be replaced along with cylinder head bolts during an overhaul?
A: Head gaskets, valve stem seals, injector copper sleeves, and coolant passage O-rings should all be evaluated and typically replaced during the same teardown. Reusing old seals with new fasteners creates mismatched service intervals, meaning the next failure forces another complete head removal. Sourcing these together as a matched Kubota cylinder head bolt engine rebuild set and gasket kit prevents partial reassembly delays.
Q: How do I confirm which bolt number fits my specific Kubota engine serial?
A: Provide the full engine serial number including the prefix, which indicates the build generation and corresponding fastener length. Cross-reference tables alone are insufficient because superseded numbers and variant differences exist across D662, D722, D782, and D902 production runs. Our verification process checks the serial prefix against dimensional records before release.
Q: Can these bolts be reused after a head inspection, or must they always be replaced?
A: Cylinder head bolts in Class 10.9 service accumulate permanent elongation and micro-fatigue from thermal cycling, making reuse unreliable. Torque-yield fasteners are designed for a single installation cycle; reusing them risks uneven clamping and premature gasket failure. Replacement during every head removal is the standard practice in diesel rebuild shops.
Q: What torque sequence and specification applies to this bolt set?
A: The torque sequence follows a center-out spiral pattern in incremental stages, as specified by Kubota for each D-series engine variant. Final torque values differ between D662 and DG972 engines due to head casting thickness and combustion pressure differences. Confirm the exact specification from the engine service manual before beginning the tightening sequence.
Q: Does the overhaul gasket kit include these bolts, or are they supplied separately?
A: Most standard overhaul gasket kits do not include cylinder head bolts, which are ordered as a separate 14-piece set. Some complete rebuild kits may bundle them, but contents vary by supplier. Verify the kit contents list before ordering, and request the bolts as a consolidated line item to avoid a second shipment and split freight charges.