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  • ME017208 Mitsubishi OIL SEAL,TIMING GEAR CASE

ME017208 Mitsubishi OIL SEAL,TIMING GEAR CASE, Price: 13.60$, Weight: 0.05kg

    • Make Number Name Availability Weight, kg Ship in, Days Price

    Mitsubishi

    ME017208

    OIL SEAL,TIMING GEAR CASE

    		 0

    0.05

    15-20

    13.60$
    Not Available

    Originals

    Make Number Name Availability Weight, kg Processing, days Price  
    FUSO
    ME017208 
    OIL SEAL,TIMING GEAR
    		1046
    0.058
    15-20
    8.02$
     
    Musashi
    ME017208 
    OIL SEAL,TIMING GEAR CASE
    		0
    0.058
    4-5
    12.02$
    		 Not Available
    Mitsubishi
    ME017208 
    OIL SEAL,TIMING GEAR CASE
    		0
    0.058
    -
    13.60$
    		 Not Available

    Substitutions

    Make Number Name Availability Weight, kg Processing, days Price  
    Musashi
    F4255 
    OIL SEAL
    		20
    0.058
    4-5
    12.62$
     
    FUSO
    ME013208 
    OIL SEAL TIMING GEAR CASE
    		0
    0.173
    -
    97.20$
    		 Not Available
    FUSO
    ME013208 
    OIL SEAL TIMING GEAR CASE
    		0
    0.173
    -
    97.20$
    		 Not Available
    Mitsubishi
    ME013208 
    OILSEALTIMINGGEARCASE
    		0
    0.173
    -
    94.65$
    		 Not Available

    Timing Gear Case Oil Seal (Engine Front Seal)

    This engine oil seal is fitted in the timing gear case area to stop oil from escaping where a rotating shaft passes through the front cover. It’s a small part, but it protects your engine from oil loss and keeps the timing side clean ✅.

    Why this seal is needed

    The timing gear zone sits close to belts/gears and pulleys. A tight seal prevents engine oil from leaking onto moving parts, reducing mess, heat buildup, and premature wear. It also helps maintain correct oil level for lubrication ️.

    How it works

    The seal has a flexible inner lip that rides on the shaft surface. A spring-loaded edge keeps steady pressure as the shaft spins, while the outer shell grips the housing. This design holds oil inside yet blocks dust and water from entering .

    What happens if it’s worn or broken

    A failed seal often causes oil drips at the front of the engine, oily timing cover, and reduced oil level. Oil contamination can damage belts, attract dirt, and lead to noisy operation. Ignoring it may result in low lubrication and serious engine wear ⚠️.

    SEO notes

    Ideal replacement for a timing cover oil leak repair, front engine oil seal service, and timing gear case reseal jobs on Mitsubishi applications.