APEX Automobile Parts Inc Engine Gasket Set P/N:AFS8027

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$169.99
MPN: AFS8027
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APEX Automobile Parts Inc Engine Gasket Set P/N:AFS8027
APEX Automobile Parts Inc Engine Gasket Set P/N:AFS8027
$169.99

Take on a V6-3.0L engine reseal for your 1988-1995 Toyota 4Runner, 1988-1995 Toyota Pickup or 1993-1994 Toyota T100 with the APEX Automobile Parts Inc gasket set, part number AFS8027. APEX lists it as a full set. It is a direct-fit replacement for the listed applications, designed to help seal the joints between engine mating surfaces so fluids and pressure stay where they belong.

  • Full set: APEX catalogs AFS8027 as a full set for the V6-3.0L engine.
  • Engine: V6-3.0L on the listed Toyota applications.
  • Quantity per application: the listed applications use one set.
  • Direct fit: a direct-fit replacement for the listed applications.

A gasket set like this is usually installed during an engine rebuild or a major reseal, when the engine is taken apart and its sealing surfaces are cleaned. Signs that this job may be due include oil or coolant seeping from engine joints. Find the source of any leak before ordering parts. When you install the set, use the vehicle service information for tightening sequences, torque values and the correct fasteners, including whether the originals may be reused.

For every vehicle this part fits, see the Buyer's Guide tab.

Frequently Asked Questions

Will this engine gasket set fit my Toyota 4Runner?

AFS8027 is a direct-fit replacement for the 1988-1995 Toyota 4Runner with the V6-3.0L. The Buyer's Guide tab lists every vehicle it fits.

What does a gasket set do?

The gaskets in the set sit between engine mating surfaces. They help keep oil, coolant and combustion pressure contained where the engine's parts join.

What is included with AFS8027?

APEX lists AFS8027 as a full set, and the listed applications use one set. Check the pieces against your rebuild plan before you start.

What are the signs an engine reseal may be needed?

Signs include oil or coolant seeping from engine joints, or an engine that is already being taken apart for a rebuild. Find the source of any leak before replacing parts.

Can I reuse the original engine bolts?

Use the vehicle service information for the correct fasteners, tightening sequence and torque values, and to check whether the original fasteners may be reused.