Complete Kit Verification — Every gasket in this D1105 overhaul set is checked against the engine serial variant before dispatch, ensuring no critical seal is missing when the block is open on the stand.
Technical Specifications
| Parameter |
Value |
| Part Number |
16265-99355 |
| Product Type |
Overhaul Gasket Kit |
| Cross-Reference |
1E048-99363, 1E048-99365, 1G993-99350, 1G995-99350, 1G995-99362, KU-16265-99355 (reference only) |
| Machine Fitment |
Kubota B1700D, B2100HSD, B2400E, B7500D, BX2200D, F2560, KX41-2, KX61-2, KX41H |
| Engine Compatibility |
Kubota D1105, D1105-BB, D1105-E2B, D1105-E3B, D1105-E4B, D1105T, D1105-T-E3B |
| Condition |
New Aftermarket |
| Warranty |
3–12 months against manufacturing defects |
| Standard |
ISO 9001 |
| Kit Contents |
Complete overhaul gasket set including head, manifold, crankcase seals, and ancillary O-rings |
Application Suitability
| Engine System |
Related Components |
| Cylinder Head Sealing |
Head bolts, valve stem seals, cylinder head resurfacing check |
| Crankcase & Lower End |
Main bearing shells, connecting rod bearings, crankshaft end-play shims |
| Intake & Exhaust Manifold |
Manifold studs, heat shields, exhaust flange gaskets |
| Cooling & Lubrication Circuits |
Thermostat housing gasket, oil cooler O-rings, water pump seal |
| Fuel System Interface |
Injection pump mounting gasket, fuel lift pump diaphragm |
Why Rebuild Shops Chase Missing Seals After the Block Is Already Open
An incomplete overhaul gasket kit turns a planned teardown into an open-block waiting game.
I have stood in workshops where a D1105 was stripped to the bare block, crankshaft out, pistons on the bench — and then the mechanic realized the specific oil gallery O-ring for the E3B variant was not in the box. The engine sits exposed while someone sources a single seal that should have been in the set. This happens because many kits are compiled from generic lists that ignore the suffix differences across the D1105 family [NEED_CITE: Kubota D1105 engine serial variant gasket differences]. When you are quoting an Overhaul Gasket Kit D1105 engine rebuild, the cost of that delay is not just the seal — it is the bay time, the reassembly labor interruption, and the customer confidence erosion.

Mapping the D1105 Family to the Correct Seal Set
The D1105 engine family spans multiple suffix designations — E2B, E3B, E4B, and earlier variants like D1105-BB and D1105-EB — each introducing subtle changes to port locations, coolant passage geometry, and accessory mounting patterns. An Overhaul Gasket Kit D1105 engine rebuild must account for these differences at the head gasket, manifold interface, and crankcase seal level. We verify the applicable sub-model against the kit contents list before confirmation, rather than shipping a generic set and hoping it covers your variant.
Cross-Reference Coverage Across Superseded Numbers
Kubota has revised part numbers across D1105 production generations. Numbers like 1G993-99350 and its successor 1G995-99350 both appear in service literature, and legacy machines may carry labels with discontinued references. Our cross-reference verification maps these transitions — including the KU-prefixed equivalents — so that the Overhaul Gasket Kit D1105 engine rebuild you receive matches the current supersession chain [NEED_CITE: Kubota part number supersession documentation for D-series engines]. This eliminates the trial-fitment problem that plagues aftermarket listings copied between sellers without verification.
Material Matching Across Thermal and Pressure Zones
Not every gasket in an overhaul kit faces the same conditions. The head gasket endures combustion pressure and thermal cycling that demand multi-layer steel or reinforced composite construction, while coolant passage seals require elastomer compounds resistant to glycol and temperature swings. Crankcase seals operate in oil immersion at lower temperatures but must maintain dimensional stability over thousands of hours. This kit uses matched materials selected for each zone within the D1105 system, so the combustion sealing does not fail prematurely while the oil gallery O-rings remain intact — or vice versa.

The Rework Cost of an Unverified Kit
When a gasket kit arrives with the wrong head gasket thickness or a missing thermostat housing seal, the choices are bad: reassemble with an incomplete seal set and risk a comeback, or leave the engine apart and wait for the correct component. Either path means the Overhaul Gasket Kit D1105 engine rebuild budget absorbs unplanned labor hours. Shops that have been burned by incomplete sets learn to verify contents against their teardown checklist before the block is stripped — a step that should not be necessary but routinely is [NEED_CITE: engine rebuild shop quality control procedures for gasket kit verification].
Why Source This Kit Through XUNPO
Our selected production lines and qualified sourced supply operate under one account and one warranty, meaning the head gasket and the smallest O-ring carry the same quality terms. Eight product categories mean matched piston rings, bearing shells, and valve components ship in the same consignment as this Overhaul Gasket Kit D1105 engine rebuild — eliminating the split-freight problem that delays rebuilds. Part identification works from a number, a machine model, or a photograph of a worn nameplate. Cross-reference verification covers superseded and alternate numbers across the D1105 range. Sample supply is available for fitment confirmation before bulk commitment, and our technical team confirms compatibility and grade against your specific engine serial.
Documentation & Verification
- Commercial invoice listing each gasket component by individual reference number
- Compatibility sheet mapping your D1105 suffix to the applicable kit variant (reference only)
- Dimensional and material quality inspection record for head gasket and critical seals
- Warranty terms covering manufacturing defects across the full kit contents
- Packing photographs showing sealed kit contents before dispatch
- HS code and customs documentation support for international rebuild shop shipments
Installation & Rebuild Sequence
- Clean all mating surfaces to bare metal before positioning the new head gasket from this kit
- Verify crankcase seal orientation against the D1105 service manual diagram before pressing in
- Torque head bolts in the specified sequence to maintain even gasket compression across all cylinders
- Check thermostat housing O-ring seating in groove before bolting — a pinched O-ring causes external coolant leaks
- Run initial break-in at moderate load to seat combustion gaskets and verify no oil or coolant weeping at manifold joints
Requesting a Confirmed Quote
Provide your D1105 engine suffix designation and serial number, along with any previous rebuild history if known. If the engine nameplate is worn, a photograph of the block casting number or the old gasket set allows our team to confirm the correct variant. For rebuild shops planning multiple overhauls, share the machine model list so we can verify kit applicability across your fleet.
Frequently Asked Questions
Q: What gaskets and seals are included in this D1105 overhaul kit?
A: The kit contains the head gasket, intake and exhaust manifold gaskets, crankcase seals, oil pan gasket, thermostat housing O-ring, valve cover gasket, and ancillary seals for fuel and coolant passages. Exact contents vary by D1105 suffix — we confirm the list against your engine variant before shipping.
Q: My D1105 has an E3B suffix — does this kit cover my variant?
A: Yes, the kit range includes E2B, E3B, and E4B variants. However, port positions and accessory gaskets differ between suffixes. Provide your full engine designation and serial number so we verify the correct variant ships rather than a generic set.
Q: Should I replace the head bolts along with the head gasket during rebuild?
A: Kubota D1105 head bolts are torque-to-yield fasteners that stretch during service. Reusing them risks uneven clamping and head gasket failure. We supply matched head bolt sets alongside this overhaul kit so the entire cylinder head sealing system is renewed in one order.
Q: How do I confirm the correct kit when my engine has been rebuilt before?
A: Previous rebuilds may have introduced non-standard components or mixed suffix parts. Send a photograph of the existing head gasket and any legible casting numbers on the block. Our team cross-references these against the D1105 variant database to identify the correct kit.
Q: Can I get matched piston and bearing sets alongside this gasket kit?
A: Yes. We supply piston ring sets, main and rod bearing shells, and valve components for the D1105 family from the same account. Ordering them together ensures tolerance stack-up consistency and consolidated dispatch, so the rebuild shop receives all system-level components in one shipment.