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Vyrus

Dec 21, 2001 01:10 PM

Can you drive without the valve cover's cover on?

I just painted my valve cover's cover (the one that says "Nissan"), and I want to give it plenty of time to dry. Are there any hazards in driving without this on?
Thanks,
Cyrus

N34JZ

Dec 21, 2001 01:17 PM

nope

NON at all, have fun driving:laugh: :laugh: ;)

Synki

Dec 21, 2001 01:19 PM

You can drive w/o it. It is cosmetic. I drove w/o mine for a bit when i was testin my NOS and checkin teh plugs. Im sure it gets annoying. :)

N34JZ

Dec 21, 2001 01:22 PM

Quote:

Originally posted by Synki
You can drive w/o it. It is cosmetic. I drove w/o mine for a bit when i was testin my NOS and checkin teh plugs. Im sure it gets annoying. :)

oops I missed that extra cover in there,

NmexMAX

Dec 21, 2001 01:27 PM

Very cosmetic, Solaras/Tacomas don't have covers on theirs, it's weird to look at those engines when you're used to looking at the VQ, which has the plasic cover pon it, you look at thiers and Yuck! looks all plain an stuff

Vyrus

Dec 21, 2001 01:30 PM

Thanks...

I'm going to go run up to Burger King now.
Later,
Cyrus

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