Subject	Can you describe the procedure followed for the valve cover
Posted by	jzack on April 12, 2016 at 8:02 PM
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In Reply To	Valve cover dilemma? posted by KeepinitClassy on April 12, 2016 at 05:58 PM
Message	leak repairs? Both the intake VCs with the gaskets that also require some RTV as well as the exhaust VCs that use only RTV. How were the VCs prep'd, type of RTV used, procedure used to tighten the VC bolts, etc. Others can comment but with the AAC connector disconnected believe the engine goes into fail safe mode.
Follow Ups	Valve cover dilemma? - KeepinitClassy 17:58:55 04/12/16 Can you describe the procedure followed for the valve cover - jzack 20:02:09 04/12/16 Re: Can you describe the procedure followed for the valve cover - KeepinitClassy 20:57:24 04/12/16 Re: Re: Can you describe the procedure followed for the valve cover - Cjw3 22:15:28 04/12/16 Much more likely that it's an injector or coil pack issue - Bernie (NoVA) 01:13:10 04/13/16 The intake gaskets do require a small amount of RTV, where - jzack 09:42:43 04/13/16 ^^^I just resealed my valve covers not too long ago and I - YlwPrlZTT 02:15:57 04/14/16 Re: The intake gaskets do require a small amount of RTV, where - KeepinitClassy 04:47:42 04/14/16 Back of the motor at tranny junction could very likely be - jzack 12:35:11 04/14/16 Sorry forgot to add, normally a crank rear seal leak doesn't - jzack 13:42:40 04/14/16 If you don't see oil dripping - FrozTTy 08:10:23 04/13/16 Re: If you don't see oil dripping - KeepinitClassy 04:49:53 04/14/16 Check the brake master cylinder, too - ChristopherTheOne 23:25:58 04/13/16 Re: Check the brake master cylinder, too - KeepinitClassy 04:52:20 04/14/16 Re: Valve cover dilemma? - wb3ztt 14:25:35 04/14/16
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