911:help - Removing Valve Cover
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should i put it back together and take it to the shop??? People tell my that taking the top portion job opens up the valve or something like that....that it should be done by a professional. Not sure what to do...confused at this time...can you guys help. How much would something like that cost?
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Considering you already have the valve cover bolts off and the seal has been opened. I would try it yourself if you're ok with the work.
The plenum is pictured in that link, upper parts lower parts as well as precautions. Up to you.
If and when you put it back together plug all the coil packs in the right order.
The plenum is pictured in that link, upper parts lower parts as well as precautions. Up to you.
If and when you put it back together plug all the coil packs in the right order.
#25
Have you done this before yourself? Maybe you can help me...heheh come over heheh....live in Fontana. On the reals tho...What can go wrong? I have never done this before and usually people say that an oil sparkplug that pistion would have to be removed and fixed. They tell me not to remove it myself...it can change the settings or something.
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Take off the plenum like those instructions say. tape up the holes that becomes exposed. You can than take off the valve cover. Put in the new one and put it all back together.
You can download the factory service manuals here. http://www.phatg20.net/component/opt...c,select/id,9/
You can download the factory service manuals here. http://www.phatg20.net/component/opt...c,select/id,9/
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