taking off rear valve cover on VG
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taking off rear valve cover on VG
So I took that max in the shop while I went of vacation. One of the reasons was an oil leak. The shop seems to think it is coming from the rear valve cover. I dont have to remove anything else to get that thing off right? (i.e. the intake manifold)
#3
I personally did both valve cover gaskets at the same time so I removed the plentum to get to them. Now if you're just gonna do the rear it looks like there's clearance and I was told by Alex V that you can just remove the valve cover without having to remove much else.
If the rear one is leaking then the front one might be as well if they're both equally old. You can also try tightening the bolts down...I notice they tend to loosen up a bit with time and use.
If the rear one is leaking then the front one might be as well if they're both equally old. You can also try tightening the bolts down...I notice they tend to loosen up a bit with time and use.
#8
I installed a new OEM back valve cover gasket a few weeks ago. New was around $12 from courtesynissan. It's an easy job as mentioned above. I ended up needing to retorque the screws a week later as there was some seepage after expanding and contracting. You probably only need to retighten and you should be go to go.
The front valve cover gasket is a different story and alittle more work.
The front valve cover gasket is a different story and alittle more work.
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