Cylinder Head Gasket for New Holland L140 L150 L465 LX465 LX485 / MC28 MC35
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Compatible Models
We do our best to list all compatible models. Although this may be the part you need, your exact model may not appear below.
| Brand / Equipment | Compatible Models / Engines | Fitment Notes |
|---|---|---|
| New Holland | L140, L150 | Skid-steer / compact loaders |
| New Holland | L465, LX465, LX485 | Skid-steer loaders |
| New Holland | MC28, MC35 | Compact equipment references |
Product Overview
The head gasket seals combustion pressure while keeping engine oil and coolant passages separated between the cylinder head and block. Failure can produce coolant loss, combustion gases in the cooling system, oil/coolant contamination, low compression, white exhaust smoke or repeated overheating.
New Holland compact loaders in this group can have engine and serial-number differences, so the old gasket, engine model and parts catalog should be used together for fitment. Head and block flatness, fastener condition and the root cause of any overheating should be checked before reassembly.
Key Features & Performance
- Cylinder-head-to-block sealing for compatible New Holland compact equipment
- Controls combustion, oil and coolant passage sealing
- Application-specific gasket; engine identification is required for confident fitment
Product Details
- Component: Cylinder head gasket
What to Verify Before Ordering
Confirm engine model and machine serial number. Compare bore, coolant/oil passage layout and gasket thickness/identification with the removed gasket.
Frequently Asked Questions
Should a head gasket be reused?
No. Once compressed and heat-cycled, a head gasket should be replaced during cylinder-head removal.
What else should be checked after a head-gasket failure?
Check head/block flatness, cracks as appropriate, cooling-system condition, thermostat/radiator operation and correct bolt/torque procedure.