1994 Honda Civic Part 1: Valve Cover Gasket Repair
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And oil change is unnecesary
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Haha 90 ft lbs? You better mean 90 inch lbs otherwise that is one amazing bolt haha
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Haha o-ring...
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Is it bad to not use a torque wrench
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Need hondabond in the.corners.as.well
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Make sure they are 90 ft lbs lmao umm pretty sure its 7 and that hose will not cause a.vaccum leak
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Honda-bond? yes? no? where?
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So is this the fix for a "blown head gasket"? I don't know if it is the same issue you are fixing in this vid?
jmwwd 4 months ago
@jmwwd No, the head gasket is a much more difficult job. In this video we are just replacing the valve cover gasket. The head gasket sits between the cylinder head and engine block, and requires removal of the cylinder head itself.
APDTY 4 months ago
how do people get the colored valve covers, like is it possible to paint htem some how or what
UNENCUMBERED1 5 months ago
@UNENCUMBERED1 You can paint them, or have them powdercoated for the best results,, or you can purchase one that is already red.
APDTY 5 months ago
Very nice tutorial. Do you have anything for 96 Nissan sentra XE? I changed the gasket, spark plug and wires, alternator and battery. After 6 months the car is stalling right after it is started. The car shakes when ac is turned on and also when I stop at lights. When going, no problem what so ever. Please help
rijoshj 7 months ago
@rijoshj First of all, is your check engine light on? if so the first step would be to get the codes scanned and find out what the trouble codes are.
APDTY 7 months ago