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125 Engine Timing Cover Gasket
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    Posted: 09 Sep 2018 at 1:00pm
Any advice on what to do for a timing cover gasket? Is there a part number for one or do I need to make one? If I make one, how thick of gasket material do I need? This  is for the motor in my CA. I have the part number for the oil seal and speedi sleeve, just had a question about the gasket. Thanks, Tim
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Any AGCO dealership can get you one.
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Before you tighten the bolts for the cover, let the seal center the cover in place. There are no dowels to locate the cover on the engine. A-C had a special tool that lined up the cover to the crank.
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