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Audi Porsche Engine Valve Cover Gasket 059103484 – Elring 311160

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SKU 311.16
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Precio original $25.49 - Precio original $25.49
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$25.49
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The Elring Engine Valve Cover Gasket (311160) is a high-quality replacement gasket for Audi, Porsche, and Volkswagen vehicles with 3.0 TDI engines. It provides a secure seal to prevent oil leaks, made from durable materials resistant to high temperatures. Compatible with OEM part numbers 059 103 484 and 958.105.232.10.

Key Features & Benefits

  • Premium material: Manufactured from high-quality rubber/elastomer for long-lasting durability.
  • High temperature resistance: Withstands extreme engine heat without degrading or cracking.
  • Precision fit: Engineered to match OEM specifications for a hassle-free, secure installation.
  • Oil leak prevention: Provides a tight seal between valve cover and cylinder head, preventing oil leaks that can cause engine damage.

Technical Specifications

Part Number 311160
OEM Cross-Reference 059103484, 958.105.232.10
Material Rubber/Elastomer

Installation Notes

Professional installation recommended; ensure mating surfaces are clean and dry before fitting.

About Elring

Elring is a leading German manufacturer of engine gaskets and seals, providing OE-quality parts trusted by automotive professionals worldwide.

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About this Valve Cover Gasket

The ELRING KLINGER 311.16 valve cover gasket seals the cover on top of the engine's cylinder head, keeping oil in. Gaskets harden with heat over time, and a leaking valve cover gasket is one of the most common oil leaks on European engines.

Frequently asked questions

What are the signs of a leaking valve cover gasket?

Oil seeping around the edge of the valve cover, a burning oil smell as oil drips onto the exhaust, smoke from the engine bay, or oil in the spark plug wells that can cause misfires.

What should I replace along with the gasket?

Replace the spark plug tube seals if your engine has them, the valve cover bolt grommets or seals, and any related gaskets included in a set. Check the crankcase ventilation valve, as excess crankcase pressure can push oil past new gaskets.

Should I clean the sealing surfaces?

Yes. Remove all old gasket material and oil from the cover and cylinder head without scratching them, and apply sealant only where the manufacturer specifies, usually at the corners where the head meets the timing cover.

Can I replace a valve cover gasket myself?

On many engines it is a manageable job with basic tools. Tighten the cover bolts in the correct sequence to the specified torque; overtightening can crack plastic covers and distort the gasket.

How do I make sure this valve cover gasket fits my car?

Compare the part numbers listed on this page with the number on your old part or in your vehicle's parts catalog, and check the fitment information. If you are unsure, contact us with your VIN before ordering.