not what I needed. description wasn't very clear but not worth sending back. oh well just have to be more careful next time
Cometic Panhead/Shovelhead/Evo Big Twin Oil Pump Gasket/Seal - O-Ring Oe# 11105… — Harley-Davidson (1984-2019)
Cometic oil pump gasket and seal set for Panhead, Shovelhead, and Evolution big twin engines. Direct replacement for OE# 11105, designed to seal the oil pump housing and prevent leaks at the pump-to-case interface.
Features
- Designed for Panhead, Shovelhead, and Evo big twin engines
- Oil pump gasket and O-ring seal included
- OEM-equivalent fitment and sealing performance
Specifications
- Brand: Cometic
- Manufacturer Part #: C9435
- Length: 3.45 in
- Width: 4.4 in
- Height: 0.7 in
- Weight: 2.45 lbs
Fitment
Fits V-Twin motorcycles with Panhead, Shovelhead, or Evolution big twin engines that use OE# 11105 oil pump gasket/seal.
Frequently Asked Questions
What engine types does this gasket fit?
Panhead, Shovelhead, and Evolution big twin engines. Check your engine type before ordering if unsure.
Is the O-ring included?
Yes — both the gasket and O-ring seal are included in this set.
Do I need to replace this during an oil pump rebuild?
Yes. Cometic recommends replacing gaskets and seals whenever the pump is removed to prevent oil leaks.
Will this fit my Twin Cam or Milwaukee-Eight engine?
No — this part is specific to Panhead, Shovelhead, and Evo engines. Twin Cam and M8 engines require different gasket part numbers.
| BRAND | Cometic |
| TYPE | Gaskets/Seals |
| SKU | 68-9435 |
| WEIGHT | 2.45 lb |
Gasket
Working fine was for my brother's bike
Works Fine at a lower cost
I usually have an OEM from Harley Davidson, I have used this twice on my 04 Electraglide, no leaks or issues. At a much lower price.
A mediocre gasket
I didn’t use this gasket after removing the derby and seeing the Harley gasket that I removed. No comparison in quality. I ended up going to the local dealer and bought an O.E. gasket.
A good buy
The gasket fit nicely and no leaks so far . The fitment was spot on .
There is nothing on them indicating they are actually Cometic gaskets. Are they Substitutes?