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Porsche Engine Timing Chain Tensioner Gasket 99610524403 by Elring

Porsche Engine Timing Chain Tensioner Gasket 99610524403 by Elring

ELRING KLINGER
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UGC 274.64
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$9.58 - $9.58
$9.58
$9.58 - $9.58
$9.58
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This Elring engine timing chain tensioner gasket (part 274.640) is a direct replacement for Porsche OEM part 996 105 244 03. It ensures a secure seal for the timing chain tensioner, preventing oil leaks and maintaining engine timing. Designed for Porsche 996 generation 911 models.

Key Features & Benefits

  • Direct fit: Replaces OEM 99610524403 with no modifications needed.
  • Durable material: Constructed from high-quality gasket materials for extended service life.
  • Easy installation: Simple swap with basic tools; professional installation recommended.

Vehicle Fitment

Make Model Years
Porsche 911 1998–2005

Technical Specifications

Elring Part Number 274.640
OEM Cross Reference 996 105 244 03
Brand Elring

Installation Notes

Professional installation recommended for proper torque.

About Elring

Elring is a trusted German manufacturer of engine gaskets and seals with over 140 years of experience.

This part also goes by the following cross reference.

Cross Reference Part Number:

Fits These Vehicles 1 application
996 911
Make Model Engine Years
Porsche 911 1998–2005
Fits 1 vehicle applications Check vehicle fitment before ordering View fitment

About these Timing Chain Components

The ELRING KLINGER 274.64 is part of your engine's timing chain system, which keeps the camshafts turning in step with the crankshaft. The chain runs on guides and is kept tight by a tensioner; when any of these wear, the timing can drift or the chain can jump.

Frequently asked questions

What are the signs of a worn timing chain?

A rattle from the front of the engine, especially on a cold start, a check-engine light with camshaft or crankshaft correlation codes, rough running, or reduced performance.

Should timing chain parts be replaced together?

Yes. The chain, guides, rails and tensioner wear together, so replacing them as a set avoids repeating a labor-intensive job. Replace any single-use bolts and seals disturbed during the work.

What happens if a timing chain fails?

On many engines the valves and pistons share the same space, so a jumped or broken chain can cause severe internal engine damage. That is why early signs like cold-start rattle should be investigated promptly.

Can I replace timing chain components myself?

It requires engine-specific locking tools and precise timing procedures, and errors can damage the engine. It is best done by an experienced technician or a well-equipped enthusiast following the factory procedure.

How do I make sure this timing chain part 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.

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