Car Gaskets
Oil Pan Gasket
Mercedes-Benz
603-014-07-22-64
300d, side. Lower. 300d 2.5 turbo. 300sdl. 350sd, 350sdl turbo. 300td, side.
MSRP $7.94 CAD
Oil Pan Gasket
Audi
6k103649j
Gasket. Engine code: dhha, dsna. 2.0L. TT Quattro. TTS Quattro. Convertible, 1.8L. A3. To 09/25/2017. From 09/25/2017.
MSRP $78.60 CAD
Oil Pan Gasket
Acura
11251p30004
Rs, ls, se & gs. Integra. 1.8L. Gs-r, -RL. Type r. 1.7L.
MSRP $96.52 CAD
Oil Pan Gasket
Mopar
5189838aa
When replacing the oil pan gasket is required to replace the oil pan bolts 05189844AA quantity of 18.
MSRP $36.15 CAD
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TL; DR:
Genuine OEM gaskets help seal key vehicle systems by matching the shape, material needs, and fitment requirements of your specific model. Choose gaskets by vehicle, system, and part number so the replacement supports a clean, reliable repair.
Gaskets may be small, but they do important work across the engine, cooling system, intake system, exhaust system, and more. A properly fitted gasket helps keep fluids, air, and gases where they belong, which can support dependable performance and reduce the chance of repeat repairs. At PerformanceAutoParts.ca, shoppers can find genuine OEM gaskets designed for specific vehicle applications, rather than guessing with a universal option.
What This Category Includes
- Engine gaskets for sealing covers, housings, and related components
- Cooling system gaskets for select pumps, outlets, and connections
- Intake gaskets and exhaust gaskets for air and gas sealing points
- Seals and related hardware used during common replacement jobs
Why Genuine OEM Parts Matter
Genuine OEM gaskets are designed around the dimensions and material requirements of compatible vehicles. Aftermarket gaskets can work in some cases, but fit, thickness, and sealing material may vary. For a repair where alignment and compression matter, choosing the OEM part helps reduce uncertainty and supports the vehicle's recommended repair process.
How to Choose the Right Part
Start with the system you are servicing, then confirm the exact gasket location. A valve cover gasket, intake gasket, thermostat gasket, and exhaust gasket are not interchangeable. If a related component is being removed, check whether additional gaskets, seals, hoses and clamps, or fluids may be needed to complete the job correctly.
Compatibility and Fitment Guidance
Fitment can change by year, make, model, trim, engine, and production details. Before ordering, select your vehicle, compare the part number, or use VIN details when available. For service intervals, torque procedures, and replacement steps, check the Owner's Manual or service information for your vehicle.
Key Takeaways
- Gaskets help seal fluids, air, and gases in vehicle systems.
- OEM fitment can reduce guesswork during repairs.
- Confirm the gasket location and vehicle details before ordering.
FAQ
When should a gasket be replaced?
A gasket may need replacement when it is leaking, damaged, compressed, or removed during a repair. Always inspect the surrounding components before deciding what to replace.
Are all gaskets the same material?
No. Gasket materials vary by system, heat exposure, fluid contact, and vehicle design.
How do I confirm fitment?
Use your vehicle information, compare part numbers, or confirm with VIN details when available.