Original Porsche Part Genuine Porsche part 986100924BX

Engine gasket set
Elring engine gasket set for Porsche 996 Carrera 2 and Carrera 4 models with the 3.4L engine. Intended for renewing engine seals during maintenance or overhaul. *** NOTE: this kit does not include Engine Gasket - Cylinder 1-3 or 4-6. these must be purchased separately.

Fits

• Porsche Porsche 996 Carrera 3.4L 1997–2005

Important Kit Exclusions

Please note this kit does not include Engine Gasket - Cylinder 1-3 or 4-6. these must be purchased separately.

What This Product Does

The set provides replacement gaskets for sealing the engine joints covered by its contents. Renewing these seals when dismantling the engine helps address deterioration caused by age, repeated heating and cooling, or previous fitting problems.

Technical Details

• Brand: Elring.
• Application: Porsche 996 Carrera 3.4L, including the supplied C2 and C4 applications.
• Engine Gasket - Cylinder 1-3 and Engine Gasket - Cylinder 4-6 are not included.

Symptoms of Fault

• Oil residue or drips around gasket joints.
• Coolant seepage or falling fluid levels.
• An oil-burning odour or smoke where leaked oil reaches hot components.
• Leaks that return after temporary repairs.

These signs require diagnosis; they do not establish that a gasket is the cause or that an engine rebuild is necessary.

Why Replacement Matters

Replacing aged or disturbed gaskets during engine work helps restore sealing at the affected joints and can avoid another dismantling job to address an overlooked seal. Inspect the mating faces carefully, remove old gasket residue and follow the specified tightening procedure.

FAQs

• Does the set include the cylinder-bank gaskets?
  No. The Engine Gasket - Cylinder 1-3 and 4-6 components require separate purchase.
• Should sealant be added?
  Only where the instructions for the particular joint specify it. Do not apply additional sealant as a general precaution.
• Can removed gaskets be fitted again?
  Normally, renew gaskets when opening the joints they seal, rather than relying on previously compressed material.