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Complete Head Gasket Set for Perkins 236 Turbo Engines

Original price was: $90.63.Current price is: $51.83.

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When your turbocharged tractor starts showing signs of head gasket trouble—white smoke at startup, coolant in the oil, or mysterious power loss—you know you’re looking at serious downtime. Turbo engines create extreme heat and pressure that eventually defeats even the best gaskets, but this complete kit gives you everything you need to get your workhorse running like new again.

What You’re Getting

  • Multi-layer steel head gasket engineered specifically for turbo boost pressures
  • Complete set includes all intake, exhaust, and turbo mounting gaskets
  • High-temperature materials that won’t fail under extreme heat cycling
  • Every seal needed for a professional repair—no hunting for missing pieces
  • Designed to handle the higher compression ratios of turbocharged engines

Built for Real Farm Work

Your turbocharged equipment works harder than naturally aspirated machines. Whether it’s a 698T pushing through heavy tillage work, a 390T pulling wide implements across tough ground, or a JCB loader moving material all day, these engines generate serious heat and pressure. This gasket set is built to handle those demands without the comebacks that plague incomplete repairs.

Made to Last

Turbo engines aren’t forgiving of shortcuts or substandard parts. This kit uses materials specifically engineered for boost pressure and the elevated exhaust temperatures that come with forced induction. The comprehensive design ensures every sealing surface gets renewed, preventing the small leaks that become major failures under boost.

Installation Notes

Surface preparation is absolutely critical on turbo engines—have the head checked and machined if necessary. Always use proper torque sequence and values, as turbo engines are unforgiving of mistakes. Check your turbo condition and cooling system efficiency while you’re in there, since boost-related issues and overheating are common causes of head gasket failure on these engines.