Re: IML: Fuselage cars
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Re: IML: Fuselage cars



I find that it works best to glue them (good quality rubber ones) in place in the valve cover, before installing the valve cover on the head. Occasionally, I have to tighten the bolts a little bit, but I haven't had any other problems. I have used this method several times. I also find it easier to deal with cleaning the valve cover rather than having the scrape the head. Although the surface must be cleaned, the less work I have to do on the head, hanging over the fender, the easier it is on my back.

Paul W.

-----Original Message-----
From: mr85000@xxxxxxxxx
To: mailing-list@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx
Sent: Mon, 12 Feb 2007 8:42 PM
Subject: Re: IML: Fuselage cars

Have you tried to get rubber cover gaskets? I purchased some in
1980 for my 1972 Custom Suburban S/W with a 400 in it.

I am going to see if I can get some for my 75's 440. RockAuto has
them FEL-PRO Part # VS50145R Rubber coated fiber gaskets $14.40


Æyn & Patrick

--- Brad Weikert <a292@xxxxxxx> wrote:


On Feb 12, 2007, at 6:30 PM, Kenyon Wills wrote:

> Aside from a valve cover that refuses to seal despite
> four tries...

If you haven't tried it already you might want to try a Fel-Pro
blue
stripe cork gasket and install it with NO sealant. That's how
I
finally stopped the valve covers from leaking on my '73 440.
As the
oil soaks into the cork the cork will expand and (hopefully)
seal the
leaks.

Brad




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