Camshaft / balance shaft seal flange. Porsche 924S / 928 / 944 / 968 › 92810513902

OE Match camshaft and balance shaft seal flange.

Fits

Porsche 924S 1987-88
Porsche 928 1978-84
Porsche 944 / 944 Turbo 1983-88
Porsche 968 1992-95

Check fitment for your specific vehicle (model, year, engine) before ordering.

Diagram ref no: 4

What This Product Does

The flange forms part of the camshaft or balance shaft sealing arrangement, depending on the application. It is a sleeve component rather than the flexible sealing ring itself. Correct identification matters when planning seal renewal or engine reassembly.

Functions

• Provides the flange sleeve within the applicable shaft sealing assembly.
• Serves as the spacer sleeve shown in the supplied 968 balance shaft assembly.
  
  

Technical Details

• Part number: 92810513902.
• Brand: OE Match.
• Supplied diagram description: spacer sleeve.
• Assembly: driving mechanism / balance shaft.
  
  

Symptoms of Fault

Oil traces around the relevant shaft seal, recurring seepage following seal renewal, or visible damage found during dismantling warrant inspection. Leakage alone does not establish that this flange is faulty: the adjacent seal, mating surfaces and component selection also need checking.

Why Replacement Matters

A damaged sleeve or sealing interface can undermine a resealing repair. During dismantling, inspect the flange alongside associated seals and fixings, replacing components according to their condition. OE Match focuses on Porsche-specific replacement applications; the original reference and vehicle details remain essential selection checks.

FAQs

• Is this the sealing ring?
  No. The supplied assembly information identifies this part as a spacer sleeve. Do not assume that a separate seal is included.
• Does every listed model use it in the same location?
  The product covers camshaft and balance shaft applications. Confirm the intended installation position against the exact engine and original component.
• Does an oil leak mean this sleeve needs replacing?
  Not necessarily. Establish the source first, then examine the seal and surrounding surfaces before deciding which components require renewal.