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  1. May 30th, 2013, 01:03 AM #1
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    Default Valve Cover question

    I'm going to order a NOS valve cover from the italylovers ebay store.
    My question is, does the oil filler on the old valve cover simply pull out of it's hole so that I can reuse it?
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    I don't know if it is supposed to or not but mine did. I plan on putting it back in when I reassemble it.
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    Yes it does ! That's exactly what I did.
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    Do you have a valve cove gasket? They can be hard to find.
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    Quote Originally Posted by DAVEJ View Post
    Do you have a valve cove gasket? They can be hard to find.
    I don't as of yet.
    I'm going to break down and buy the complete set of new gaskets and seals.
    My Tornado runs really well, but it leaks oil pretty bad.
    I might as well tear it down, give it a good looking over, and replace all of the 46 year old seals, gaskets, and freeze plugs.
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