bB2NER

Can the valve cover be removed without hurting the gasket? I want to pull it to polish it and needed to know if I'd need a new gasket before removing it. Thanks!

dexter_5000

its a good idea to get a new one. that way it properly seals again and you don't get a nasty looking oily covered engine.

bB2NER

Thanks, but I'm hoping for maybe it having a reuseable seal. I've done this sort of thing in the past on other parts without hurting the gasket with no leaks. I basically want to know if the gasket will rip upon removal.
I'm affraid to find out how expensive the new gasket will be if I HAVE to get one.

jct

call a few places to find out the price on the new gasket

05_camo_boxb

i did mine ...no problems ...just do it slow so that ya dont snag it on something ...

bB2NER

Thanks Cool deal. Looks nice. it that chromed or polished?

Also how do you cover all the wiring harness junk. I really don't want to put the engine cover on after the polished valve cover is put on.

jct

thats hawt!!!

05_camo_boxb

thanx..its cromed...i had a extra cover so i just swaped it out...... i still have the wires there...ill take a engine shot it really dont look all that bad...

NeoXa

Yeah just take off the valve cover and be very careful when taking off the rubber gasket. I did mine a couple of times and didn't have to replace it. But if needed, the best place to call is the dealer.

NeoXa

Yeah just take off the valve cover and be very careful when taking off the rubber gasket. I did mine a couple of times and didn't have to replace it. But if needed, the best place to call is the dealer.