96 Sentra Spark Plug Tube Gasket Replacement GA16DE
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- čas přidán 28. 08. 2024
- Oreilly's Part Number ES70745
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This part is intended for 94 and below models but the tubes are the same size. This is a semi advanced install and honestly the best thing to do is to buy the new cover from the dealership. That being said, Fuck that, that's too expensive.
You're watching me do this for the first time and it turned out fine. no leaks. Just make sure not to take off too much plastic and that the fit is not too loose. The RTV will do a good job keeping out the oil and bonding the new gaskets in place. Good luck!
I know this video is old, but for whoever is watching now... He installed the seal backwards! The flat part goes towards the valve cover. The open part with the spring goes towards the engine. Use silicone around and around the spark plug tube.
Thanks for saving me the headache man. Car has 256k miles anyways
Usually the spring goes towards the oil side yes. Not in this case however because it be very hard it instal. The oem one spring side is to valve cover
@@thetouchtonsoffroad3574the spring part go inside the valve cover?
And make sure you also replace the "PCV valve" that (sometimes) causes the leak.
I believe the PCV valve is about 2 inches away from his right hand at minute 0:16 of the video.
Good shit dawgy! I was so lost and felt like a dummy in front of the customer when I stood there not knowing what to do because new parts didn't seem right when I looked at the cover. So thanks.
Hi there, I am from south TX, by the way thanks for your help, I was worried, didn't know how to change those tube seals, ones again I appreciate your mechanical support. By. See you then.
yeah Vincent, no issues with the orilley part. it sits flush with everything and the rtv makes a good strong leak free seal.
I actually used a Forstner bit 1 7/8 then reameded with the dremel bit to 49mm the holes were perfect. the Forstner cuts and lifts all the material perfectly including the fiberboard oil deflector.. just be careful how deep you go.
Nice ,steady hand-work with the Dremel! Tidy job. Thanks for posting.
Thank you for posting this video. It's what I needed to see.
oh man i need to look around for that part number... it wasn't a big deal to do it myself, and i had the added benefit of getting it done same day. it is a bit of work expanding the hole though. overall, it ate up like 3 hours off and on
go to a junk yard and get a 91 valve cover and those are replicable... You'll spend a few bucks but in the end when you want to replace the seals it will be much better.
Mine is a primera AT15 engine which seals r not replaceable. Way to go smart NISSAN engineers.
That’s what i figured i had to do. Thanks for the video
ok i called up oriellys and they said the part number is VS50570R. I'LL go by after work to make sure that's the part. and yes, no leaks so far :)
I'm in the same shitty situation. The part numbers would really come in handy.
SirFishouse, I'm a car mechanic and I've a Nissan sentra N16 in my workshop for a spark plug oil seal replacement....
Thanks
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Hi I have this problem in my car but mine is a nissan sentra 2000 1.8 , I was wondering if I have to do the same steps? or is more easier to remove the gaskets from my car since is a newer car?
Do you remember the torque value on the cover screws?
It’s been a while, but I remember them being philips head screws. Just hand tighten. Nothing too crazy, but firm.
Whats the part number for the replacment gasket you cut? Every single step by step i found left out the most important info. Lmk asap! Need to find those new ring gaskets
Kelsey Tanabe sorry it too so long. i never saw your reply. it is ES70745
www.oreillyauto.com/site/c/detail/FEL0/ES70745/02813.oap
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Fel-Pro ES 70745 Spark Plug Tube Seal Set www.amazon.com/dp/B000C2AHD6/ref=cm_sw_r_cp_api_glt_i_K8ENEY3Z287WGN478J40
Im about to jump along and do this. So no issues due to the missing plastics????
ive done that before but still it leaks,what i did was to buy a used cover.
i would suggest to everyone that need to change valve covere gasket,just change the main gasket around the valve cover, dont touch gaskets around the tubes because they are not designed to be replaced ,if you try, you will notice they are plastic material with some kind of ring inside . So if you have leaky tubes best thing to do is find used valve cover or buy aftermarket part.
If you are a chicken to do this job then buy a New valve cover Nothing to loose on this trial and its simple modifocation and if it fail then you have to buy a New one cause your seal will leak but if its sucess you are the winner
Dear Sir/ madam I am from Trinidad West Indies and wish to inform u that I have successfully been able to changed these seals. I have been doing this since January 2018 and has been working quite successfully in vehicles without failure. I do change on all plastic covers. The seals are now replaceable and the covers don't ever has to be discarded. Wish I can send in a sample for you to have a look
Thanks
Lutchman Kissoon
TRINIDAD WI
What's up @868 272 6654
Or call the above and also8683897835.
Just wondering if it worked out? Was it worth the effort to not pay the $150 for the whole cover?
Thanks for the video man!
Ok so I have a 99 sentra gxe and oil in my spark plugs i already ordered the seal and basket would I need to do the same I'm having trouble finding information
Hello Guillermo, yes, this will correct the issue along with a replacement valve cover gasket. You’re best option is to pay the extra money and get the replacement valve cover as a whole. This process was never intended for the part. I only did it because I was super low on funds.
is this the same for the Nissan qg model engines?
thank u for posting this video
Also, could you send the link to the parts. I can't find the spark plug seals at oreillys.
Great video
Hi will you please tell me the seal number instead of part number I need seal number or seal dimensions
If you wouldn't mind posting that I'd really appreciate it. I'm not finding it.
No leaks so far?
Can i use a knife, a very sharp one?
You can, but that’s some tough stuff. The original forum that showed me how to do this had said they used a box cutter or x-acto knife. Worst case scenario, if you break the baffle, you’re supposed to replace the valve cover anyway.
Thanks for a quick response 👍