Subject	It won't help as there is no seal/gasket to swell.
Posted by	Woody75 (Denver) on February 10, 2014 at 9:17 AM
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In Reply To	Valvoline Maxlife? posted by aquariuscsm on February 09, 2014 at 12:44 PM
Message	It's rtv. Once its leaking it needs to be replaced/redone. As far as the intake side that has gaskets, replacing them is the only option as well. they get harder with age and are not going to go back to the way they are when new. JackB nimble JackB quick JackB can suck my dick =P - james-lee 11/02/01 Arrogance is the #1 weapon against Supra Owners - MikeH 08/06/02 Dallas with a Z: I like the bulge dude 05/02/03 Bezbefootball: Does dick have anything for me? 10/21/03
Follow Ups	Valve cover leaking - aquariuscsm 12:26:44 02/05/14 Just tighten any loose ones.... - The Sixth 13:15:51 02/05/14 Easiest access - aquariuscsm 13:19:53 02/05/14 Sorry.... - The Sixth 14:03:51 02/05/14 Just stop (n/m) - John (MD) 11:55:48 02/08/14 The lower covers don't use a seal, they use rtv. - Woody75 (Denver) 15:17:09 02/05/14 Exhaust Valve covers are a PITA engine-in - ThisIsSparTTa 11:35:20 02/06/14 Valvoline Maxlife? - aquariuscsm 12:44:54 02/09/14 It won't help as there is no seal/gasket to swell. - Woody75 (Denver) 09:17:07 02/10/14 Valve cover access - aquariuscsm 11:36:18 02/11/14 Have to remove the plenum. From the top only. (n/m) - Woody75 (Denver) 14:40:08 02/11/14
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