1967 Triumph GT6 Engine Parts

Engine:
2.0L L6

The 1967 Triumph GT6 has 16 engine parts with verified fitment on this page — 5 part types and 11 brands, covering the 2.0L L6 engine. Each part includes a manufacturer part number and application notes.

On the 1967 Triumph GT6, the engine covers the internals and hard parts that build compression and keep oil where it belongs — gaskets, bearings, camshafts, lifters, seals and timing components. 12 parts of the 16 listed are Crankshaft Seal (5 parts), Oil Filter (4 parts) and Crankshaft Repair Sleeve (3 parts). The other 2 part types cover the remaining 4 parts.

Crankshaft Repair Sleeve

Brand Part Number Markets Notes Buy
NATIONAL 99199
🇺🇸 US
Front0.563 IN Width
Fitment notes — NATIONAL 99199
Front0.563 IN Width2.406 IN Outside Diameter
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SCHAEFFLER SR3511
🇺🇸 US
Frontwith 2.00 In Shaft
Fitment notes — SCHAEFFLER SR3511
Frontwith 2.00 In Shaft0.375 In Width
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WJB / INMOTION PARTS WS99199
🇺🇸 US
Shaft Maximum Diameter (In): 2.0030000000000001 In
Fitment notes — WJB / INMOTION PARTS WS99199
Shaft Maximum Diameter (In): 2.0030000000000001 In
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This table covers the sleeves used to restore a grooved crankshaft seal surface.

Crankshaft Seal

Brand Part Number Markets Notes Buy
NATIONAL Popular 472397
🇺🇸 US
Nitrile
Fitment notes — NATIONAL 472397
Nitrile
Front
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BCA NS472397
🇺🇸 US
Front
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SCHAEFFLER SS3046
🇺🇸 US
Front3.01" O.D. X 0.31" Width
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SCHAEFFLER SS3048
🇺🇸 US 🇨🇦 CA
Front3.01" O.D. X 0.38" Width
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WJB / INMOTION PARTS WS472397
🇺🇸 US
Nitrile
Fitment notes — WJB / INMOTION PARTS WS472397
Nitrile
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This table covers the front and rear seals that keep oil in at the crankshaft. Typical signs include a wet housing, a drip after sitting, or fluid flung off a rotating shaft. Fix the surface the seal rides on. A new seal on a grooved shaft will leak again.

Oil Filter

Economy

Brand Part Number Markets Notes Buy
PUROLATOR L10222
🇺🇸 US 🇨🇦 CA
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Standard Replacement

Brand Part Number Markets Notes Buy
MAHLE / CLEVITE OX16D
🇺🇸 US 🇨🇦 CA
Cartridge
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MANN H10182N
🇺🇸 US
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WIX 51313
🇺🇸 US
without Oil Cooler
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This table covers the oil filters that screw onto this engine's filter mount. Typical signs include low oil pressure after a service, or a filter that will not spin off because the old gasket stayed on the block. Lube the new gasket and tighten to the spec on the box; a double-gasket install dumps the sump on the first drive.

Timing Belt Pulley

Brand Part Number Markets Notes Buy
BECK/ARNLEY 0513860
🇺🇸 US 🇨🇦 CA
Bearing Only
Fitment notes — BECK/ARNLEY 0513860
Bearing Only
15mm X 35mm X 11mm
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BECK/ARNLEY 0513954
🇺🇸 US 🇨🇦 CA
Bearing Only
Fitment notes — BECK/ARNLEY 0513954
Bearing Only
20mm X 47mm X 14mm
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This table covers the Timing Belt pulleys. Typical signs include a growl or chirp that follows engine speed, or a pulley that will not spin freely by hand. Spin each pulley with the belt off. Roughness or play means replace it with the belt.

Timing Chain

Brand Part Number Markets Notes Buy
INA ZC94013
🇺🇸 US
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S.A. GEAR 3SR62
🇺🇸 US
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This table covers the timing chains that keep the cams in time with the crank.

Buying Engine Parts for a 1967 Triumph GT6

On this vehicle, the engine covers the internals and hard parts that build compression and keep oil where it belongs — gaskets, bearings, camshafts, lifters, seals and timing components.

  • Confirm you have the 2.0L L6 engine — every part on this page is matched to it.
  • Read the notes on each row for position, trim and spec qualifiers before you order.
  • Where labor overlaps, replace the seals and gaskets for anything you open up; a timing job should always include the tensioner and guides, not just the belt or chain.
  • Cross-reference the manufacturer part number against your old part or a service-manual listing.

Start with the largest groups on this page: Crankshaft Seal and Oil Filter .

Frequently Asked Questions

How many engine parts fit the 1967 Triumph GT6?

Our catalog currently lists 16 engine parts for the 1967 Triumph GT6 across 5 subcategories and 11 brands, covering the 2.0L L6 engine. Each part is matched to the engine(s) it fits.

What are the signs of engine problems on a 1967 Triumph GT6?

Common symptoms include oil spots under the vehicle, blue or white exhaust smoke, ticking from the valvetrain, or coolant mysteriously disappearing. If you notice any of these, identify the affected subcategory above and cross-reference the part numbers listed.

What should I replace at the same time?

Where labor overlaps, replace the seals and gaskets for anything you open up; a timing job should always include the tensioner and guides, not just the belt or chain.

What do the market flags (US, CA, MX) on each part mean?

They show the market for which the manufacturer published application data for that part — where the vehicle was first sold, not where the part was made. If your 1967 Triumph GT6 was originally sold in the US, the safest choice is a part marked for the US market.

How do I make sure a part fits my 1967 Triumph GT6?

Every part on this page is matched to the 2.0L L6 engine. Then engine hard parts are unforgiving of guesswork — confirm the casting or engine code before ordering, because one model year can hide two different blocks. The notes column carries position and trim qualifiers where they apply.

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