[Article] Valve Cover Installation Guide
Jan 12, 2003, 06:51 PM
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[Article] Valve Cover Installation Guide
Valve Cover Installation Guide
Road Race Motorsports gives step by step instructions on how to install a new valve cover.
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Road Race Motorsports gives step by step instructions on how to install a new valve cover.
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May 4, 2003, 02:09 AM
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I just did my valve covers and i put everything in perectly, but now when i go reverse it has some weird grining sound and whenever i start my car it comes up with a huge jolt and one time it jolted then just shutoff. what did i do wrong and how can i fix that?
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nevermind i fixed it. the problem was the arospeed strut bar. BTW dont buy arospeeds products because they dont fit and they never emailed me back or anything. such a bad company. Well yea the strut bar was banging up against the air manifold and almost broke it. As far as the painted valve covers, it was a success. Thanks for the guidelines.
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the 400 degree is good enough, just appy a few layers with about a few minutes inbetween coats and make sure you get the whole thing, dont miss a spot like me. After you ride ur car around for a few miles it'll get hot and bake in, but just dont touch it until the next day when it cools.
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forget about it, found this...
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i'd just go to the dealer if u need it asap. the rule of thumb is that everytime you take out your valve cover is to get a new one and make sure everything is clean b4 u put everything back together. also use a torque wrench to make sure everything is up to spec.
if u wants parts quick i really suggest rockville or ourisman mitsubishi they should both have em in stock. those 2 dealers also supply parts for a few other dealers in the area.
o yea nick, what part of MD u from? im from b-more but from time to time i go home to my parents in ft. wash
but back on topic uhm the dealer can be some asses so i looked up the part number. it should be MD307705
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i'd just go to the dealer if u need it asap. the rule of thumb is that everytime you take out your valve cover is to get a new one and make sure everything is clean b4 u put everything back together. also use a torque wrench to make sure everything is up to spec.
if u wants parts quick i really suggest rockville or ourisman mitsubishi they should both have em in stock. those 2 dealers also supply parts for a few other dealers in the area.
o yea nick, what part of MD u from? im from b-more but from time to time i go home to my parents in ft. wash
but back on topic uhm the dealer can be some asses so i looked up the part number. it should be MD307705
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