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Originally Posted by SonicVQ The OP is talking about valve cover gaskets, not the rear timing cover oil galley gaskets. It is legit not possible to torque all the valve
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To replace the valve cover gaskets, you don't need to touch the rad. You will need to remove the intake boots, upper intake plenum and ignition coils. Then loosen the bolts that hold on the valve cover and gently pry it off. |
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