ok so i think i've found the crank, and cam seals that i need for my timing belt replacemet but i can't find the auxiliary shaft seal from www.gapa.com where i am ordering the parts from.
anyone know the part # and or what other name it is?? and or well what is it?? i can't think of what is an auxiliary shaft so i guess i'm kind of lost here
thanks
mike

and incase anyone needs to know its a 91' 740 turbo

I said:

"...4-6 bolts from front), replace the gasket, carefully reinstall the housing..."

I meant to say: ...replace the seal....
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Don Foster (near Cape Cod, MA)

Just order 2 cam seals. It's the same seal.

By "auxiliary shaft," I suspect you mean the intermediate shaft. The intermediate shaft and camshaft seals are the same item. You need one front crank seal, two cam seals, and probably also want the gasket for the front crank seal housing.

Think about replacing the timing belt and tensioner, too.

Think about a new water pump while you're in there.

Do some research on removing (and retorquing) the front pulley bolt.
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Don Foster (near Cape Cod, MA)

yea i'm doing the belt and tensioner and balancer and am trying to find all the seals i need to do while i'm there

hm you mean Crank Seal Cover Gasket ?

"...you mean Crank Seal Cover Gasket?"

I suppose. The crankshaft front main seal sits in a small housing -- perhaps I'm not using the "official" name for it. It's FAR easier to remove the housing (two bolts from under, 4-6 bolts from front), replace the gasket, carefully reinstall the housing. You'll probably need a new gasket. I also use a very light touch of red RTV on the gasket. Others may have other opinions.
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Don Foster (near Cape Cod, MA)

The auxiliary shaft seal is identical to the cam seal.

oh so what does that mean???
is it the seal for the back of the cam on the distributer??
so its like front and rear cam seals??? or what else should i look under to get it

ah think i got it
Intermediate Shaft Seal

The front seal for the camshaft and the front seal for the I-shaft are....

....IDENTICAL.

Buy two cam seals.
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Don Foster (near Cape Cod, MA)

done
haha thanks