Help me out with some leaky valve covers
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Well I went to the store and looked at new spreaders valve covers and gaskets. I picked out some new valve covers and spreaders and then asked about what they had for gaskets. I ended up instaling the new fel pro permadryplus gaskets with my old bent up valve covers.
So far no leaks.
I used to glue with rtv or hi tach the gasket to the valve cover and then put a bead of rtv on the gasket and then bolt the valve cover down. This is how I bent up my valve covers trying to get them loose.
Later I would rtv the gasket to just the valve cover so that I would not have to scrape the old gasket off the head.
if these new permadryplus gaskets work they are the easiest and quickest way to seal up bent up parts. I would like to try a set on my oil pan.
I know this differs from the old school and this is a brand new product. I will let you know if they start leaking. Has anyone had any trouble with these?
Thanks
So far no leaks.
I used to glue with rtv or hi tach the gasket to the valve cover and then put a bead of rtv on the gasket and then bolt the valve cover down. This is how I bent up my valve covers trying to get them loose.
Later I would rtv the gasket to just the valve cover so that I would not have to scrape the old gasket off the head.
if these new permadryplus gaskets work they are the easiest and quickest way to seal up bent up parts. I would like to try a set on my oil pan.
I know this differs from the old school and this is a brand new product. I will let you know if they start leaking. Has anyone had any trouble with these?
Thanks