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Damn it broke valve cover or something
Some How i either cracked or put a hole on the backside of the passenger side plastic valve cover because now i have some oil coming out when its running
how hard is this to replace...im guessing that the stud that holds the a/c box on the firewall hit it...i dont know where at exactly because i have the bull the cab back some so i can see it.. |
put some chromies on while your at it.
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i MIGHT have a valve cover, let me check.
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nvm they got scrapped.
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Originally Posted by Captain Obvious
(Post 937254)
Some How i either cracked or put a hole on the backside of the passenger side plastic valve cover because now i have some oil coming out when its running
how hard is this to replace...im guessing that the stud that holds the a/c box on the firewall hit it...i dont know where at exactly because i have the bull the cab back some so i can see it.. |
Originally Posted by pongorulz
(Post 937556)
how big of a hole is it?? you might be able to jb weld it, or so other type of 2 part epoxy
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Well it is confirmed i knocked a hole in the valve cover...how should i go about fixing this? will jb weld fix this?
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How in the heck did you do that?
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Originally Posted by 04blackedge
(Post 938406)
How in the heck did you do that?
the studs on the firewall that hold the a/c box on hit it when i was putting the cab back on...guess this is the consequences of trying to do everything by myself :15: |
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Just the way it goes sometime...try to find one out of the junk yard.
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being plastic, im sure they aren't that expensive from ford.
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buy a metal one :-P
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Originally Posted by integrax97
(Post 938517)
buy a metal one :-P
im not 100% sure they are the same with all of the tubing and stuff, but alum covers would be better. |
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