Expansion Tank 1311010LD30J for JAC N56 (2019+) KAMAZ Compass-5 — OEM Coolant Reservoir, 1L Capacity, 2.02kg, Verified Fit
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Product Summary
OEM JAC expansion tank 1311010LD30J for JAC N56 (2019+) and KAMAZ Compass-5. Durable 1L plastic reservoir, 2.02kg, direct-fit replacement. Interchangeable with 1311100LD304. Brand new, 6-month warranty, ISO quality control. Neutral or custom packaging available for export.
Product Details
Expansion Tank JAC N56 2019+
,OEM Coolant Reservoir 1L Capacity
,KAMAZ Compass-5 Expansion Tank
The Expansion Tank with OEM number 1311010LD30J is a direct-fit replacement for JAC N56 (2019 and newer) and KAMAZ Compass-5 trucks. Manufactured by JAC, this coolant reservoir allows for thermal expansion of the engine coolant and maintains system pressure through its integrated cap.
How It Works: As the engine heats up, coolant expands and flows from the radiator into the expansion tank. When the engine cools, the coolant is drawn back into the cooling system, preventing air pockets and maintaining optimal operating pressure. A cracked or leaking tank causes coolant loss, overheating, and air ingress into the cooling system.
- Fitment Confirmed: Multiple independent Russian parts catalogs list 1311010LD30J for JAC N56 (19–) and KAMAZ Compass-5.
- Manufacturer Confirmed: Listed as JAC brand across supplier platforms.
- Capacity Recorded: 1 Liter — per customs/export trade data for this part number.
- Weight Recorded: 2.02 kg — per Autoopt (АвтоАльянс) catalog.
- Packaging Dimensions (Reference): Approximately 0.40 m × 0.46 m × 0.08 m — per supplier logistics data.
- Interchangeable Reference: 1311100LD304 is listed as a replacement/substitute number by one supplier.
- Coolant level dropping without visible external leaks
- Engine overheating, especially under load or in hot weather
- Coolant residue or staining around the tank seams or cap
- Visible cracks, holes, or deformation in the plastic tank body
- Coolant warning light illuminated on dashboard
| Part Number | 1311010LD30J | Product Name | Expansion Tank |
|---|---|---|---|
| Car Model | JAC N56 (2019+) / KAMAZ Compass-5 | Engine Model | JAC N56 (2019+) / KAMAZ Compass-5 |
| Condition | 100% Brand New | Size | — |
| Weight | Standard (2.02 kg recorded) | Origin | China Mainland |
| Main Market | Middle East, Asia, Africa, South America, North America & Europe | Package | Neutral Packing or As Requested |
| Warranty | 6 Months | Price & Stock | Please Contact Us for More Information |
| Material | High-strength aluminum alloy & precision bearings | Cooling Type | Engine coolant circulation |
| Installation | Direct OEM replacement | Quality Standard | OEM equivalent / ISO quality control |
| Feature | Benefit + Verification Signal |
|---|---|
| JAC manufacturer brand | Matches OEM quality and fitment — confirmed by supplier listings. |
| 1 Liter capacity | Matches cooling system expansion requirement — per export data. |
| 2.02 kg weight | Consistent with a complete plastic reservoir assembly — per catalog data. |
| Interchangeable with 1311100LD304 | Increases sourcing flexibility for earlier N56 models — cross-reference confirmed by one supplier. |
| Brand | Model | Engine Code | Notes |
|---|---|---|---|
| ISUZU | FSR / FSR 500 | 6HE1 | Primary fitment per OEM number |
| ISUZU | FVR / FTR | 6HE1 (verify) | Some cross-applications reported; confirm by VIN |
- HDA-008 / MC828264 are aftermarket cross-reference numbers, primarily appearing in Mitsubishi Fuso brake booster catalogs. This product is primarily oriented toward ISUZU FSR 6HE1 fitment; the above numbers are listed for customer cross-comparison.
- If your vehicle is a Mitsubishi Fuso FK/FM with an MC828264 booster, confirm pushrod length and mounting bolt pattern match before ordering. "Short" vs. "long" pushrod variants exist within the MC828264 family.
- Always provide the VIN/chassis number for verification. Do not rely solely on cross-reference numbers.
| QC Item | Verification Method |
|---|---|
| Tank body integrity | 100% visual inspection for cracks, warping, or seam separation |
| Cap thread condition | Visual inspection for cross-threading or damage |
| Fitting / hose connection points | Compare against original tank dimensions |
| Pressure test | Request supplier test report if critical |
| Packaging integrity | Carton condition check per shipment |
- Ensure the engine is completely cool. Place a drain pan under the expansion tank.
- Disconnect the overflow hose(s) from the tank. Clamp or plug the hoses to prevent coolant loss.
- Remove the mounting bolts or bracket securing the tank to the chassis/body.
- Lift the old tank out. Clean the mounting area.
- Compare the new tank's hose connections and mounting points against the original.
- Install the new tank. Reconnect overflow hoses. Refill coolant to the appropriate level.
- Run the engine to operating temperature. Check for leaks at hose connections and tank seams.
- Allow the engine to cool, then verify the coolant level again.
- Inspect the expansion tank for cracks, discoloration, or coolant residue at every oil change.
- Check coolant level and cap seal condition during regular service intervals.
- Replace if cracks, leaks, or persistent coolant loss is confirmed.