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      12-30-2022, 12:28 PM   #507
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*bar when you remove the camcovers for work of course.
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Also. For the guys installing themselves, I would highly I would highly recommend turning the motor by hand (36mm with a big 1/2 ratchet) as you are installing these. I had two areas where they weren't fully seated but it didn't know about it until the gear turned over.

I second guessed myself on the first two covers I clipped on and found one more section not fully seated. You can remove the little half moon vanos cover to check things out without removing the whole valve cover. Pic for reference
Hey More Over, how did it work out to get the cover properly sealed after you only took the timing cover off? Did you have to lift the valve covers still in order to get the gasket right seated in the timing cover?

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Hey More Over, how did it work out to get the cover properly sealed after you only took the timing cover off? Did you have to lift the valve covers still in order to get the gasket right seated in the timing cover?

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No, you can pull the cover right off the front. I would loosen up the 4 front valve cover bolts for a little bit of relief. I haven’t had any leaking within the 10k miles since I did this.
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No, you can pull the cover right off the front. I would loosen up the 4 front valve cover bolts for a little bit of relief. I haven’t had any leaking within the 10k miles since I did this.
Thanks a bunch for fast reply mate. Another mate of mine who pulled covers himself suggested it could be tricky to seal back. Your guidance is gold.

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