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T2H11760 - Pakking

- €26,80
€26,80
€26,80 - €26,80
€26,80
OEM Part
OEM: Made by an Original Equipment Manufacturer. This part is made by an original equipment manufacturer or under their license, ensuring compatibility and quality.
Brand Jaguar
Pakking
Fitment Notes JAGUAR — XF (X260) 2016>, XE (X760) 2015>, E-PACE (X540) 2017>, F-PACE (X761) 2016>. 2.0L I4 Diesel AJ20D4. Front exhaust pipe/turbocharger gasket, 101mm.
Alternative Codes
T2H11760

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Frequently asked questions

What is the T2H11760 exhaust gasket used for?
The T2H11760 is a 101mm exhaust gasket that seals the joint between the turbocharger and the front exhaust pipe on Jaguar 2.0L diesel engines (AJ20D4). It prevents exhaust gas leaks at this high-temperature connection.
Which Jaguar models does this gasket fit?
The T2H11760 exhaust gasket fits the Jaguar XF (X260, 2016>), XE (X760, 2015>), E-PACE (X540, 2017>), and F-PACE (X761, 2016>) with the 2.0L I4 diesel AJ20D4 engine. It seals the turbo-to-front-pipe joint.
Should the gasket be replaced when the pipe is removed?
The T2H11760 exhaust gasket is typically single-use and should be replaced whenever the turbo-to-front-pipe joint is separated. Reusing an old gasket often leads to leaks, since the seal deforms once it's been clamped and heat-cycled.