12V #6 Leaky Valve Cover
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12V #6 Leaky Valve Cover
Hey guys first post here. How common are leaky valve covers on #6 cylinder?
When I mean leaky I mean dripping down the side of the block (passenger side) - currently looking at a used 12v (224k miles, stock besides straight pipe and #10 fuel plate). First I thought it was a head gasket issue, but it looks like oil coming from the valve cover. I’ve never seen that much oil around a valve cover, but I guess it is possible after a few years of neglect.
When I mean leaky I mean dripping down the side of the block (passenger side) - currently looking at a used 12v (224k miles, stock besides straight pipe and #10 fuel plate). First I thought it was a head gasket issue, but it looks like oil coming from the valve cover. I’ve never seen that much oil around a valve cover, but I guess it is possible after a few years of neglect.
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check to make sure its tight .. the Grey gaskets are the only ones to get .. the others will leak real soon .. if its loose tighten and go about ur day .. if its tight .. get a new set and replace them all .. ( Might as well take the oppertunity to do the Overhead adj. while your there too .. ) ..
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check to make sure its tight .. the Grey gaskets are the only ones to get .. the others will leak real soon .. if its loose tighten and go about ur day .. if its tight .. get a new set and replace them all .. ( Might as well take the oppertunity to do the Overhead adj. while your there too .. ) ..
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