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GSKT&SEAL SET-ENG
Part number: 10105AC711
Availability: 7
Weight, kg: 1.166
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Make: Subaru
Made in: Japan

GSKT&SEAL SET-ENG
Part number: 10105AC711
Availability: 7
Weight, kg: 1.166
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Make: Subaru
Made in: Japan

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GSKT&SEAL SET-ENG
Part number: 10105AC710
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Weight, kg: 1.15
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GSKT&SEAL SET-ENG
Part number: 10105AB580
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Weight, kg: 1.15
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GSKT&SEAL SET-ENG
Part number: 10105AC510
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Weight, kg: 1.15
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Engine Gasket & Seal Rebuild Set for Subaru Boxer Engines ?
This complete engine gasket set is built for Subaru flat-four powerplants and includes head gaskets, valve cover gaskets, intake/exhaust manifold gaskets, front and rear crank seals, camshaft seals, oil pump O-rings, thermostat gasket, and critical miscellaneous O-rings. It’s the right choice during a rebuild, timing service, or when chasing oil and coolant leaks on high-mileage cars.
Why you need this kit ?️
Age, heat, and vibration flatten composite gaskets and harden rubber seals. Fresh components restore compression, stabilize operating temps, and stop messy leaks—preventing damage to belts, sensors, and catalytic converters.
How it works ?
Multi-layer head gaskets seal combustion plus oil/coolant passages. Molded valve cover pieces keep the top end dry. Lip-type cam and crank seals ride on polished journals to retain oil under pressure. Correct thickness and profiles maintain clamping force and vacuum integrity.
What happens if parts fail ⚠️
Expect oil drips, burning smells, vacuum leaks, misfires, overheating, coolant in oil (milky look),and timing belt contamination. Continued driving risks bearing washout, warped heads, and costly engine damage.
Fitment & quality notes ✅
Optimized for EJ-series Subaru engines (2.0/2.5),OEM-grade materials, precise port shapes, and correct crush for factory compression and quench.
Pro install tips ?
Clean surfaces, verify head/block flatness, follow torque/angle specs, lubricate seal lips, align dry, and replace fluids. Recheck after the first heat cycle.
