Westwood Engine Gaskets
Westwood engine gaskets seal critical joints preventing oil, fuel, and compression leaks across cylinder heads and crankcases. Our engine gasket inventory includes Westwood mower gasket sets, replacement gaskets, engine gasket kits, and cylinder head gaskets for Briggs & Stratton, Kohler, and Kawasaki engines. Westwood Spares stocks Westwood engine gasket assemblies in stock with proper materials and thicknesses for all major engine series, with worldwide shipping on all gasket orders. These essential sealing gasket components feature paper, cork, or composite construction that withstand combustion temperatures and crankcase pressures, maintaining proper compression whilst preventing oil consumption and external leaks throughout engine operation.
Available Westwood Engine Gaskets
Gasketcaserocker
T-110611285
Westwood
£6.82
In Stock
Oil Seal
11820002230
Westwood
£42.45
In Stock
Oilseal
T-19216334280
Westwood
£13.45
In Stock
Fuel Level Sensor Seal Kit
T-149510900
Westwood
£31.37
In Stock
Seal
T-1A632084960
Westwood
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Oilseal16*22*.03
T-1A646024440
Westwood
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Gearbox Hydrogear Gearbox Seal Lip
HG50941
Westwood
£4.98
In Stock
B&S Engine Gasket
T-528005200
Westwood
£22.05
In Stock
Gasketinsulator
T-110617096
Westwood
£9.73
In Stock
Gasketex.Pipe
T-180650074-0001
Westwood
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Carburetorgasket
T-170430227-0001
Westwood
£1.02
In Stock
Carburetorgasket
T-170430106-0001
Westwood
£0.78
Available
Frequently Asked Questions
When should Westwood engine gaskets be replaced?
Replace head gaskets when removing cylinder heads for any reason, valve cover gaskets when oil leaks appear, and carburettor gaskets during any carburettor service. Always use new gaskets; reusing old gaskets causes leaks.
What causes Westwood head gaskets to fail?
Head gasket failures result from engine overheating from low oil or debris-blocked cooling fins, incorrect bolt torque during installation, warped heads from severe overheating, or normal age-related deterioration after many hours.
Can I make my own Westwood gaskets?
Critical gaskets like head and base gaskets must be genuine parts with correct thickness and materials; using makeshift gaskets risks compression loss, oil leaks, and engine damage. Only non-critical gaskets tolerate improvisation.
How do I prevent Westwood gasket leaks?
Prevent gasket leaks by maintaining proper oil levels avoiding overheating, cleaning mating surfaces thoroughly removing all old gasket material, using correct torque specifications when tightening bolts, and replacing gaskets during any disassembly.
Do Westwood gaskets require sealant?
Most Westwood gaskets seal properly without additional sealant when surfaces are clean and flat; applying sealant to cork or rubber gaskets can cause swelling and leaks. Only use sealant when specifically called for in service manuals.