Timing Cover Oil Seal for Deutz DX/06/07/Agroplus/Agroxtra Series Engines

Description

That oil spot under the front of your engine isn’t going away on its own, and if it’s coming from the timing cover, this seal is your solution. A worn timing cover seal doesn’t just make a mess—it can let dirt contaminate your timing gears and eventually cause major engine damage. This replacement gets things sealed up tight so you can get back to the work at hand.

What You’re Getting

• Precision 85x65x10.5mm dimensions for an exact fit on your Deutz engine
• Double-lip design that maintains contact even as the crankshaft develops normal wear
• Heat and oil resistant materials that stay flexible through temperature swings
• Metal reinforcement ring prevents the seal from walking out or distorting under pressure
• Stops oil leaks before they damage expensive timing components

Built for Real Farm Work

Whether you’re running a compact Agroplus for loader work and cattle feeding, a DX series pulling implements in the field, or one of the bigger 06 or 07 series tractors handling heavy tillage, this seal protects the timing system that keeps your engine running. These Deutz engines are known for their reliability in everything from dairy operations to row crop farming, and this seal helps keep them that way.

Made to Last

Timing cover seals work harder than most—they’re sealing a shaft that spins thousands of times per minute. This replacement uses modern seal technology with materials that handle constant heat exposure and the vibration that comes with diesel engine operation. The steel reinforcement keeps everything properly positioned even under pressure.

Installation Notes

Getting to this seal usually means removing belts, pulleys, and sometimes the radiator, so plan accordingly. Clean the seal bore thoroughly and check for any grooves from the old seal. A thin film of clean engine oil on the seal lips helps with installation, and make sure the seal lips face inward toward the engine. Take time to inspect the crankshaft surface while you’re there—any roughness will chew up your new seal quickly.