2003–2008 Ducati Monster S4R Parts Catalog Set

This set brings together six Ducati Monster S4R spare parts catalogs, one for each model year from 2003 through 2008. Each publication provides factory part numbers, exploded assembly drawings, and applicability notes for parts identification and repair planning.

The RAR archive contains six PDFs totaling 981 pages, including their cover, identification, and blank pages. Individual page counts and Ducati catalog numbers appear in the file breakdown below.

• Engine and transmission: Exploded views and parts tables for Gearbox, clutch, crankcase halves, connecting rods, cylinders and pistons, and Cylinder Head: Timing System.

• Fuel and intake: Component identification for the throttle body, air intake and oil breather, fuel system, fuel tank, and exhaust assemblies.

• Cooling and lubrication: Filters and Oil Pump, oil cooler, radiator, cooling system, and Water Pump–Alternator-Side Crankcase Cover drawings.

• Chassis and brakes: Front Brake and rear-brake parts, frame, fork, rear suspension, swingarm and chain, wheels, and controls.

• Electrical and bodywork: Electrical System parts fiches, lighting, battery support, seat, and fairing, with illustration callouts linked to factory part numbers.

• Workshop equipment: Mathesis and DDS diagnostic equipment references, plus special-tool listings for engine, timing, suspension, and wheel work.

These catalogs suit mechanics and experienced owners who can interpret exploded parts drawings and VIN or engine-number restrictions when selecting replacement components.

Model-Year Fitment and Parts Selection

Choose the publication for the relevant model year, then read the validity entry for the component. Ducati uses f.m. for “Until V.I.N.,” d.m. for “From V.I.N.,” f.m.m. for “Up to engine number,” and d.m.m. for “From engine number.”

The ordering instructions call for the part code, description, quantity, and motorcycle serial number stamped on the steering head.

Oil-pump change: The 2005 Filters and Oil Pump table lists pump 174.2.025.5A and drive gear 174.1.025.1A through engine number 014662. From 014663, it lists pump 174.2.025.6A and gear 174.1.025.2A. This shared engine-number break helps identify the corresponding pump and gear versions before ordering parts for a lubrication-system repair.

Shim selection: Gearbox and cylinder-head illustrations can assign several shim thicknesses to one callout. The associated part numbers and size listings distinguish those alternatives; the illustration position alone does not identify the required shim.

Assembly Layout and Catalog Navigation

Each contents page lists 42–46 vehicle and bodywork plate entries, plus four or five tool and diagnostic entries. Across the six publications, that amounts to 263 vehicle entries and 26 equipment entries, counting each model year's entries separately.

The 2007–2008 layout uses paired plates for clutch-side crankcase covers 005/005a, crankcase halves 010/010a, water-pump/alternator-side covers 011/011a, and manifold/cylinder-head covers 014/014a. These subdivisions keep the applicable callouts and component numbers with their respective assemblies.

Drawing tables provide notes, callout positions, part codes, descriptions, validity, and quantities. Descriptions appear in Italian, English, French, German, and Spanish.

The numerical part-number index links each code to its drawing and callout position. Use the contents page to locate an assembly or the index to trace a known number; there is no separate alphabetical component index. Ducati identifies the drawings as indicative, so the parts tables and applicability notes govern identification.

Diagnostic Equipment and Special Tools

Mathesis equipment is listed in the 2003–2005 publications. The 2006–2008 equipment pages identify DDS (Ducati Diagnosis System), 97900.0215, with a manifold vacuum-meter kit, belt-tensioning kit 97900.0002, cables, adapters, sensors, and an oil-pressure fitting.

Timing references include degree-wheel holder 88713.0123, timing-belt control gauge 88765.0999, and crankshaft TDC holding tool 88713.2011.

Other listings identify rear-wheel balancing tool 88713.1073 and drivers for valve seals and roller cages. The 2007–2008 tool pages also list water-pump front-seal assembly tool 88713.0869.

These pages identify equipment and its components. They do not contain equipment operating instructions, diagnostic test sequences, or calibration procedures.

Paint and Bodywork References

Paint references vary by edition. They include Anniversary Ducati Red PPG 473.101/F_473.101, Ducati gloss black PPG 248.514, Ducati Yellow PPG 473.201, and clear coat PPG 228.880.

The later paint charts also identify Titanium PAL 928D184 and clear coat PAL 923I0652. Check the applicable edition alongside the color-specific tank, seat-cover, and fairing entries when selecting bodywork.

Repair Information Outside the Catalog Scope

This is a parts catalog set. It does not supply vehicle dimensions and weights, torque specifications, fluid capacities, service intervals, fault-code troubleshooting, or step-by-step repair procedures.

The electrical drawings show components and harness assemblies rather than wiring schematics. Brake coverage consists of parts fiches without a separate ABS section.

A matching workshop manual is needed for repair sequences, torque settings, system testing, and safety procedures. For brake, fuel, cooling, engine, or electrical repair work, support the motorcycle securely and isolate the affected system before disassembly.

PDF Files, Text Search, and Included Pages

The 2003 cover and identification pages are located at the end of its PDF. All listed ancillary pages are included in the totals above.

Parts tables and numerical indexes contain searchable PDF text. The 2003–2005 cover artwork is not searchable, and text search is unreliable for color names and codes in the 2004–2008 paint charts; read those charts visually. None of the six PDFs has embedded bookmarks.