T20006

Seal for Exhaust series that fits various John Deere tractors. (See tab "fits to")

When your exhaust manifold gasket starts failing, you'll know it - that telltale popping sound and the smell of fumes creeping into your cab is hard to ignore, especially when you're putting in those long days during planting or harvest. This large exhaust manifold gasket creates the critical seal between your engine's exhaust manifold and cylinder head, keeping those hot exhaust gases flowing where they should instead of leaking out around the connection. What You're Getting Large size specifically designed for bigger John Deere engines and their higher exhaust volumes Heat-resistant material that won't burn out under extreme exhaust temperatures Multi-layer construction provides reliable sealing even when parts expand and contract with heat Precision-cut design ensures a perfect fit against both manifold and cylinder head surfaces Direct replacement that matches original John Deere specifications Built for High-Performance Work This gasket is engineered for the higher exhaust volumes and temperatures that bigger John Deere engines produce. Whether you're running heavy implements, powering PTO equipment for hours on end, or working at high RPMs through tough conditions, this gasket maintains its sealing properties even under the high exhaust pressures that turbocharged engines create. Made to Last The material composition handles the extreme heat cycling that occurs in high-horsepower applications without the cracking, burning, or blowout you'd get with smaller or inferior gaskets. It's built to handle the demanding duty cycles that modern farm equipment faces, season after season. Installation Notes Let the engine cool completely before starting - hot exhaust components will burn you. Clean both the manifold and cylinder head surfaces thoroughly, removing every trace of old gasket material since any residue left behind can cause leaks. While you've got the manifold off, it's a good time to check that it's not warped or cracked. Follow proper torque specs and tightening sequence for even pressure distribution across the gasket.