Hey,
I was lucky enough to pick up a Mancini valve cover (red) when they were back in stock for a day, but haven't installed it yet. I figure I might as well replace what I can when I put the new cover on since my car is a bit over 100,000km and is probably due for a tune-up. So far, I have gathered I need:
- PCV valve
- valve cover gasket
- tube seals
Is there anything else I am missing? My mechanic buddy is going to help me install it, but I want to make sure I have everything I need before I go over there.
WHat all is required when installing valve cover?
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Those come with the Fel-Pro VC gasket kit.03blackrt wrote:That should be all you need. Although you MIGHT need the seals for around the cover bolts, but they are almost always re-usable.
I second checking the spark plug tubes. If they are loose you might just want to replace the bottom seals and use some loctite to keep them down.
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The rubber grommets on the bolts are more of a safeguard against over tightening than for sealing.
The loc-tite is the seal on the bottom of the tubes, that and interference fit.
The loc-tite is the seal on the bottom of the tubes, that and interference fit.
Bill
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2000 Neon MTX swap with '02 R/T PCM
1999 neon coupe 2.4 swap