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Lower Gearcase Seal & O-ring 09282-28002 09280-97001 For Suzuki DT60/75/85/140

Lower Gearcase Seal & O-ring 09282-28002 09280-97001 For Suzuki DT60/75/85/140

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Lower Gearcase Seal & O-ring for Suzuki

The Lower Gearcase Seal & O-ring for Suzuki replaces OEM cross-reference numbers 09282-28002 and 09280-97001. This kit includes precision seals and o-rings that prevent fluid leaks in the lower gearcase of Suzuki outboard motors.

Overview

This lower gearcase seal and o-ring kit is designed for Suzuki outboard engines, ensuring a proper seal to keep gear oil contained and contaminants out. It is a direct replacement for the specified OEM part numbers, offering a reliable fit for multiple Suzuki models. The kit is essential for maintaining the integrity of the lower unit during routine service or rebuilds.

Built For Performance

  • Precision-molded o-rings and seals match OEM specifications for a secure fit
  • Resistant to heat, oil, and saltwater to withstand harsh marine environments
  • Includes all necessary seals for a complete lower gearcase reseal
  • Manufactured to tight tolerances to prevent leaks and ensure long service life
  • Compatible with standard gearcase lubricants and additives

Fits These Machines

  • for Suzuki DT60
  • for Suzuki DT75
  • for Suzuki DT85
  • for Suzuki DT140

On-The-Job Use

  • Replacing worn seals during outboard lower unit repair
  • Preventing gear oil leaks during routine maintenance
  • Restoring proper seal integrity on high-hour engines
  • Used in freshwater and saltwater applications

Specs At A Glance

Part Number(s) 09282-28002, 09280-97001
Kit Contents Seals and O-rings
Material Nitrile rubber

Good To Know

Q: Will this seal kit fit other Suzuki models not listed? A: The kit is specifically designed for the listed models, but cross-reference with your engine's part number to confirm compatibility.

Q: How do I know if my lower gearcase needs these seals? A: Look for visible oil leaks or moisture contamination in the gearcase; these are signs that the seals should be replaced.

Slight variation in finish or dimensions may occur between production runs, and fit can depend on serial number, so confirm compatibility before ordering.

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