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Engine gasket set, 1.7, 8.69-12.73
Product number: 092-0522

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Engine gasket set, 1.8-2.0, 8.73 - 7.79
Product number: 092-0523

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Engine gasket set, standard, 13-1600 ccm, GERMANY
Product number: 010-1011-05

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Engine gasket set, standard, 1300-1600 ccm
Product number: 010-1011

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Gasket set, crank case, 1.2-1.6
Product number: 010-1011-42

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Gasket set, oil sump plate
Product number: 020-0450

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Gasket set, oil sump plate, Germany
Product number: 020-0450-03

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Gasket set, oil sump plate, silicone
Product number: 020-0450-10

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Oil deflecting plate under alternator/generator stand
Product number: 010-1012-10

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Vibration damper, crankcase, 1.7 + 2.0
Product number: 092-0050

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Gasket sets for the Bus

Gasket sets for your VW Bus T2

Sealing the air-cooled boxer engine is the be-all and end-all of classic car maintenance – and should be top priority both before the season and after long drives. Various gasket sets can be used depending on the engine type and individual restoration needs. Alongside basic engine sealing using cylinder head gaskets, crankshaft oil seals & co., a complete engine overhaul may call for a full engine gasket set. Then nothing stands in the way of carefree drives and unforgettable road trips. We explain why gasket sets are essential for every T2 enthusiast, which steps to keep in mind during installation – and which gasket sets are used for the individual engines.

Why are gasket sets an important step in engine maintenance?

Tight components form the basis of your classic car's reliability – only when the engine compartment stays clean can the oil lubricate in the crucial places and the engine unfold its full performance. Relying solely on old or brittle sealing rings is not enough. Over time, the engine loses precious oil pressure, leaks at the joining faces, and pollutes the environment. To prevent operating fluids from escaping, you need to rely on fresh gasket sets. These reliably withstand pressure, temperature fluctuations, and the test of time.

When should I check the gasket sets?

In the morning before the tour & after the season! During spring inspection, looking under the Bulli is a must: oil drops, damp spots on the housing, or leaking valve covers are discovered in good time. After long summer tours, oil traces and deposits disappear during wrenching instead of dirtying the garage floor or permanently damaging components.

How to succeed in renewing the gaskets?

These four belong to the basic equipment:

  • the matching gasket sets for your boxer engine
  • a clean cloth exclusively for the sealing surfaces
  • suitable gasket remover or cleaner
  • torque wrench and matching tools

For most tasks, thorough degreasing is recommended as a foundation for installation. During an overhaul, meticulous cleaning of the joining faces is an additional necessary step. Apply gasket sets or sealing aids evenly and tighten the bolts crosswise. Gently dry surrounding housing parts. Please make sure not to overtighten bolts – otherwise the gasket sets will be squeezed too tightly. After renewal, a short test drive is recommended. This immediately shows you whether your bus is completely tight again.

Which gasket sets fit my needs?

Asking a counter-question is usually impolite. But when choosing the right components for maintenance, we would like to know: Which engine type is in your T2? Do you drive a classic Type 1 engine, a powerful Type 4 pancake engine, or are you looking for targeted individual solutions? Because there are matching gasket sets for every engine.

Type 1 engine: Your classic car handles standard gasket sets for the short block and cylinder heads with ease. You can choose between full sets and partial sets.Type 4 engine: To keep your flat engine leak-free even in high summer temperatures, you should rely on specially adapted gasket sets that withstand higher thermal loads.Special gasket sets: For targeted repairs on the oil cooler, pushrod tubes, or carburetor flanges, there are tailored small gasket sets. These tackle leaks with pinpoint accuracy.