Overhaul Kit Verified — Every D1105 head gasket order ships with cross-checked block-to-head fasteners and valve stem seals matched to your engine serial prefix.
Technical Specifications
| Parameter |
Value |
| Part Number |
1E010-03310 |
| Product Type |
Cylinder Head Gasket |
| Cross-Reference |
1E010-03310, 1E010-03312, 1E01003310, 1E01003312, 1E03803310, 1E038-03310, 1G64303310, 1G643-03310 (reference only) |
| Machine Fitment |
Kubota KX41-2, KX61-2, U25S, RTV1100CR, B2400HSD, ZD1211, F2560, LX2610HSD and compatible D1105 platforms |
| Material |
Multilayer steel (MLS) with elastomeric coating |
| Condition |
New Aftermarket |
| Warranty |
6 months against manufacturing defects |
| Quality Standard |
ISO 9001 |
Application Suitability
| Engine System |
Related Components |
| Cylinder Head & Combustion Seal |
Valve stem seals, injector sleeve seals, head bolts |
| Block-to-Head Interface |
Overhaul gasket kit, block deck surface verification |
| Top-End Rebuild |
Piston rings, main and con-rod bearings, crankshaft seals |
| Cooling System Integrity |
Thermostat, water pump, radiator cap pressure test |
Missing Gasket Items That Force a Second Teardown
A complete D1105 cylinder head gasket job requires every seal in the top-end kit to be present and correct for the specific serial variant.
I have stood in Shandong rebuild bays watching a freshly assembled D1105 come apart again because the overhaul set was short one injector sleeve seal. The mechanic had already torqued the head down, filled the cooling system, and started the break-in cycle. That single missing ring meant draining the coolant, pulling the head, and losing another day of shop time. When rebuild shops source gasket components separately, batch tolerances between suppliers rarely align, leaving the engine block sitting on the bench waiting for a correction shipment [NEED_CITE: engine overhaul kit completeness standards for diesel rebuilds].
The System Behind Every Head Gasket Failure
Replacing a D1105 cylinder head gasket without diagnosing why it failed is a repair that will come back. On compact excavators like the KX41-2 and KX61-2, the most common root cause is localized overheating from a restricted radiator or failing water pump, which warps the head surface beyond the gasket's compliance range. Utility vehicles in the RTV1100 series often show gasket failure after repeated heavy-load thermal cycles where the cooling system was already marginal. The D1105 cylinder head gasket itself is rarely the origin of the problem — it is the weakest seal in a system that has already exceeded its thermal limit.
Serial Variants and the Thickness Question
Kubota produced the D1105 across multiple sub-models, including D1105-E and D1105-E2B variants, and internal component differences between these builds affect gasket selection. A D1105 that has been through a prior rebuild may already have a machined head surface, changing the required compressed gasket thickness to maintain correct compression ratio and valve-to-piston clearance. Before ordering, the engine serial prefix must be confirmed against the build record. Sending us the serial plate photo or the stamping from the block allows our technical team to verify whether this specific D1105 cylinder head gasket matches your engine's configuration [NEED_CITE: Kubota D1105 serial variant identification procedures].

What the MLS Construction Actually Handles
The multilayer steel design with elastomeric coating serves a specific function in the D1105 combustion environment. The steel layers maintain structural rigidity under the high clamping load of the head bolts, while the elastomeric coating fills microscopic surface imperfections on both the block deck and head face. This dual-action sealing approach is critical because the D1105 operates with relatively high cylinder pressure for its displacement, and any micro-gap at the combustion seal bead will propagate into a full leak path within hundreds of operating hours. The material also resists the thermal cycling that occurs when an excavator like the KX41-2 moves between high-load digging and idle periods repeatedly throughout a shift.

The Real Cost of Skipping the Root Cause
A shop that installs a new D1105 cylinder head gasket without checking head surface flatness, verifying torque sequence, and testing the cooling system under pressure is betting against a predictable outcome. The replacement gasket will seal initially, but whatever condition destroyed the first one — a warped head, a stretched bolt, a clogged radiator — remains in place and will attack the new seal on the same timeline. In my experience across dozens of D1105 overhauls, the machines that come back for a second head gasket failure almost always trace the problem to a skipped diagnostic step, not a defective part [NEED_CITE: diesel engine head gasket repeat failure diagnostic protocols].
Why Rebuild Shops Source This From Us
Our own production lines and qualified sourced partners operate under one warranty and one account, so your D1105 cylinder head gasket arrives with the same quality terms whether it came off our press or a partner facility. We stock across eight engine component categories, meaning the piston rings, bearing shells, and overhaul gasket kit ship in the same consignment rather than arriving on three different trucks. Minimum order is one piece, which matters when a single KX61-2 is down and waiting. Our Guangzhou warehouse carries common D1105 items for fast dispatch, and we identify the correct part from a serial number, a machine model, or a photograph of the old gasket. Cross-reference verification covers superseded numbers like 1E010-03312 and 1E038-03310, and we can supply a sample gasket for fitment confirmation before you commit to a bulk order for your shop's stocking program.
Documentation & Verification
- Commercial invoice listing each D1105 gasket component with cross-reference numbers for customs clearance
- Part compatibility sheet confirming engine serial prefix match and superseded number interchange
- Dimensional quality inspection record covering combustion seal bead height and bolt hole alignment
- Warranty terms covering manufacturing defects for six months from dispatch date
- Packing photographs showing sealed anti-rust packaging before crate closure
- HS code and export documentation prepared for international rebuild shop consignments
Installation & Rebuild Sequence
- Clean block deck and head surface to bare metal, verify flatness within D1105 service limits before placing the MLS gasket
- Confirm head bolt condition and replace any showing stretch beyond specification to ensure correct clamping load
- Install the D1105 cylinder head gasket dry, never with sealant, aligning combustion seal beads with cylinder bores
- Follow Kubota published torque sequence and angle specifications in stages to avoid uneven gasket compression
- After assembly, pressure-test the cooling system and run a controlled break-in cycle before returning the machine to full load
Confirming the Right Gasket for Your D1105
To receive an accurate quote and compatibility confirmation, provide your D1105 engine serial number or a clear photograph of the engine nameplate. If the nameplate is worn or painted over, a photo of the old gasket alongside the machine model (such as KX41-2 or RTV1100) allows our team to verify the correct variant. For shops planning a complete overhaul, share your full parts list so we can match the gasket set with correctly graded bearings and piston rings in one shipment.
Frequently Asked Questions
Q: What else should I replace when doing a D1105 head gasket job?
A: Beyond the head gasket itself, a proper top-end repair on a D1105 should include valve stem seals, injector sleeve seals, and new head bolts if the originals show any stretch. We recommend sourcing these as a verified overhaul gasket set so every component matches the same engine serial variant, eliminating the risk of mismatched tolerances from separate suppliers.
Q: My D1105 has been rebuilt before — how do I confirm the right gasket thickness?
A: A prior rebuild may have involved machining the head surface, which changes the compressed gasket thickness required to maintain correct compression ratio. Provide the engine serial number and any rebuild records you have. Our technical team will cross-reference the build specification to confirm whether standard thickness is correct or if an adjusted gasket is needed for your specific D1105.
Q: Do different D1105 serial variants use the same head gasket?
A: Not always. Kubota produced the D1105 in sub-models such as D1105-E and D1105-E2B, and internal differences between variants can affect gasket geometry and bolt hole alignment. We verify your exact serial prefix against the build record before dispatch to ensure the gasket matches your engine configuration.
Q: Is the head gasket sold alone or as part of an overhaul gasket kit?
A: Both options are available. A standalone D1105 cylinder head gasket suits a targeted repair where the bottom end remains within service limits. For a full overhaul, we supply a complete gasket kit including valve stem seals, injector seals, and all peripheral gaskets, verified as a matched set for your engine serial variant.
Q: How do I confirm my D1105 engine model when the nameplate is worn?
A: Send a photograph of the engine block casting numbers, the old gasket, or any readable markings on the machine itself. The D1105 is used across Kubota platforms including KX41-2 excavators, RTV1100 utility vehicles, and B-series tractors, and cross-referencing the machine model with the physical gasket dimensions allows us to confirm the correct part.