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    Default "Style A" vs. "Style B" head gasket

    Hi --

    I have a 2007 Jinma 354 with a Y485 engine. I am replacing the head gasket. I've noticed that the head gasket is available as either "style A" or "style B." Here is a link to one:
    485-01002 Style B

    Here's the question:
    The parts kit that came with my tractor has a Style A. When I opened the engine up I saw that it has a Style B installed. To be safe I've ordered a Style B to replace it with what's in it, I'm just curious if anyone knows what the difference is.

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    Default Re: "Style A" vs. "Style B" head gasket

    The more stylish of the two will have a tiny little alligator embroidered on the front.

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    Default Re: "Style A" vs. "Style B" head gasket

    Quote Originally Posted by Rich Waugh View Post
    The more stylish of the two will have a tiny little alligator embroidered on the front.
    Izod golf gasket. I may have one hanging in my closet.

    It would be very helpful if you could post pics of "Style A". The difference could be as little as material, or change in fire ring depth, changes in coolant passages. Really hard to say without seeing.
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    Default Re: "Style A" vs. "Style B" head gasket

    I don't think Yangdong made 2- different Y485 engines, however there is a Yangdong Y485 but there is Also a Laidong 485 engine,this same problem comes up with Water pumps all the time the engines are very close but NOT the same, we will get a call from a customer saying they have a Y485 when in fact it was a Laidong.I sent a e-mail off to my guy at Yangdong to see if he can help clear this up

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    Default Re: "Style A" vs. "Style B" head gasket

    Quote Originally Posted by Bob Rooks View Post

    It would be very helpful if you could post pics of "Style A". The difference could be as little as material, or change in fire ring depth, changes in coolant passages. Really hard to say without seeing.
    Here is a link to style A:
    485-01002 Style A
    Here is a link to style B:
    485-01002 Style B

    Style B has about twice as many passages for coolant.
    I now notice that Style A says it's for TY485 and Style B says it's for Yang Dong 485. If the manual that came with my tractor is to be trusted I have the Yang Dong.

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    Default Re: "Style A" vs. "Style B" head gasket

    Quote Originally Posted by quicksandfarmer View Post
    Style B has about twice as many passages for coolant.
    I now notice that Style A says it's for TY485 and Style B says it's for Yang Dong 485. If the manual that came with my tractor is to be trusted I have the Yang Dong.
    Excellent. Now post a pic of yours, if you can, to complete the trilogy. (No Rich, there aren't four parts to this trilogy. )

    "Style A" vs. "Style B" head gasket-style-.jpg"Style A" vs. "Style B" head gasket-style-b.jpg

    Offhand, I'd say they are for completely different engines.
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    Default Re: "Style A" vs. "Style B" head gasket

    Offhand or not, bob's correct. Style A is for JIANGSU-JIANGHUAI engine TY485. Style B is for YANG DONG engine Y485. The 485 part is a generic Chinese designator; 4 cylinders of 85mm bore each. The engine data plate will specify which one you have.

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    Default Re: "Style A" vs. "Style B" head gasket

    Quote Originally Posted by Bob Rooks View Post
    Excellent. Now post a pic of yours, if you can, to complete the trilogy. (No Rich, there aren't four parts to this trilogy. )
    I have one of each, they look just like the pictures. The style B came inside the engine, the style A came with the gasket kit. I'm now glad I ordered the Style B and didn't try to make do with what I had.

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