Keep engine oil sealed at the front of the engine with the MAHLE Engine Timing Cover Seal 48061. This rubber seal seats at the timing cover and stays stationary while its lip rides against the rotating shaft, helping keep oil from seeping past the cover. It's a direct-fit replacement across a wide range of Chrysler, Dodge, Plymouth, Eagle and other applications, including the 2005-2010 CHRYSLER 300 [V6-3.5L], 1987-1993 CHRYSLER DAYTONA [L4-2.5L], 1994-2010 CHRYSLER TOWN & COUNTRY [V6-3.8L], 1990-2007 DODGE CARAVAN [V6-3.3L] and 2009-2010 DODGE JOURNEY [V6-3.5L] — see the Buyer's Guide tab for the full list of 91 applications.
If a worn timing cover seal is the source of an oil leak at the front of the engine, this replaces it. Inspect the sealing surface and shaft during installation.
Interchange: 4273 275 · 4273275 · 4792 317 · 4792317 · 4792 317AB · 4792317AB · TCS 46194 · TCS46194 · TS12495 · 7B0 103 085 · 7B0103085 · Manufacturer part number 48061.
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What is the MAHLE 48061?
It's an engine timing cover seal made of rubber. It seats at the timing cover and its lip rides against the rotating shaft to help keep engine oil sealed at the front of the engine.
Will this fit my vehicle?
It's a direct-fit replacement for 91 listed applications across Chrysler, Dodge, Plymouth, Eagle and others, spanning L4-2.2L through V6-4.0L engines. Check the Buyer's Guide tab to confirm your year, make, model and engine.
What is the seal made of?
The seal material is rubber, per the catalog attributes.
How many seals do I need?
The listed applications call for one, and it ships as a single seal. Confirm the quantity for your specific engine in the Buyer's Guide.
What are signs this seal may need replacing?
An oil leak or seepage at the front timing cover area can be a sign of a worn seal. Diagnose the source first, since other gaskets or seals can leak too; if this seal is the cause, replacing it addresses it.
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