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Starting at low prices, AutoBuffy stocks multiple turbocharger gasket kits from top OE-quality brands for the International 4700. These kits seal the joints between the turbo, exhaust manifold, oil lines, and charge pipes, containing extreme heat and pressure. When they fail, boost leaks and oil loss follow quickly, causing power loss, smoking, and potential turbo damage.
Turbocharger gasket kits vary by what they include and what materials they use to handle heat. The right kit depends on whether you need a basic OE-replacement set, a full-coverage kit including oil and coolant line gaskets, or a performance-grade option for a modified or high-output engine. Always confirm the kit covers all the joints specific to your turbo configuration before ordering.
| Option | Best for | What you get |
|---|---|---|
| OE-Replacement Kit | Daily drivers, stock turbo systems, straightforward repairs | Factory-spec gaskets matching original material grades; covers exhaust inlet and outlet flanges |
| Full Comprehensive Kit | High-mileage vehicles or complete turbo removal and reinstall jobs | All gaskets plus oil feed, oil drain, and coolant line seals in one box; eliminates multiple part orders |
| Performance / Multi-Layer Steel (MLS) Kit | Modified engines, upgraded turbos, or vehicles with elevated boost targets | Multi-layer steel exhaust gaskets with higher heat and pressure ratings; silicone-coated oil and coolant seals |
| OEM-Brand / Genuine Kit | Owners who want exact factory fit with no compatibility guesswork | Gaskets sourced from or matching the original equipment supplier; typically highest per-unit cost but guaranteed fitment |
Turbocharger gasket replacement requires disconnecting oil feed and drain lines, coolant lines if present, the exhaust manifold flange, and the charge pipe connections before the turbo can be removed and all mating surfaces cleaned. All flange faces must be free of old gasket material and corrosion before the new kit is installed. Fasteners should be torqued in the sequence specified by the kit manufacturer using a calibrated torque wrench, and the oil system should be primed before first start to protect the turbo bearings.