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Old 02-18-2007, 08:15 PM   #1
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valve cover gaskets

im doing a job on a 86 corvette i have to change valve cover gaskets the driver side is easy the passanger side is harder because of the egr what would i need to do how would i move the egr do i need to take the plentum off
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Old 02-18-2007, 08:22 PM   #2
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if it is anything like the f-bodies you can wrestle it off with everything in place, but you'll never get it back on.
the EGR is only held on with two nuts on studs, if you jsut trun the studs out(they should be 12pt) everything that can block you will be out of the way.
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Old 02-18-2007, 08:24 PM   #3
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thanks im going to try to take it out tomorrow do you think i need to take the plentum off to do it
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i think it will clear. been a while since i worked on a TPI motor though and i am old, so the memories may be misleading. lol
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i think it will clear. been a while since i worked on a TPI motor though and i am old, so the memories may be misleading. lol
im old too i never messed with a tpi vette before the camaro/firebird tpi is easerier to work on but the vette has a egr tube thats on the passanger side header it goes over the valve cover and gets bolted up on the base of the tpi
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On my LT1 I managed to keep the valve cover gasket in the actual valve cover and then layed them down at the same time.
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