Wow. This was an extremely helpful video. Planning on changing the valve cover gaskets on a ‘08 G35. Fingers crossed no oil in spark plug tubes. Don’t think I’ll go through hassle of trying to cut out & replace seals.
A lot unnecessary work, use a dremal next time cut the ring pull it out and sometimes is cheap to get the whole cover from amazon and if you want to use same valve cover get the seals from a 2010 Honda civic 2 per plug and it seals better than the original Good day...
Better to replace the cover as it's not that expensive. Just use Nissan OEM Only!! Dorman and others not sealed at the baffles. But if you're going to do this they should follow your steps to the tee.
yikes the Nissan valve covers are several hundred dollars. I bought a valve cover for my 2002 Sentra for under $50 at Rock Auto and it had the baffle in the underside top. came with a gasket and a PCV valve.
Just going through the same process on a Nissan Neo 1.6 ltr in Thailand, valve cover priced at $240, the inner seal holding plate was $106 and the 4 seals were $7.50, then you have to glue it all together. Opted to machine out the old seals and fit new, then machined a metal ring to fit tightly over the seal to hold it in place.
Waaaay more trouble than it’s worth. But your tutorial methodology is excellent.
Wow. This was an extremely helpful video. Planning on changing the valve cover gaskets on a ‘08 G35. Fingers crossed no oil in spark plug tubes. Don’t think I’ll go through hassle of trying to cut out & replace seals.
you also need to take into account that the plastic valve cover gets brittle over time. so in the long run maybe better to get a new valve cover.
Thank you for this information sir , you doing God's work
if cover is cheap better to replced it new!!😎👍🏻
Hi is that tube seals you
used also match nissan xtrails tube seals? Tia
A lot unnecessary work, use a dremal next time cut the ring pull it out and sometimes is cheap to get the whole cover from amazon and if you want to use same valve cover get the seals from a 2010 Honda civic 2 per plug and it seals better than the original Good day...
you missed the whole point, you need an almost perfect circle for the new seal
But why? The new valve cover is only $36
why do people climb mountains? 😃
@@meTimetraveler So they can go back down the mountain.
2 minute video turned into an over 22 minutes video puke
Is that altima tube seals compatible with xtrail tube seal?
i thnk i gave the part number you could check
Better to replace the cover as it's not that expensive. Just use Nissan OEM Only!! Dorman and others not sealed at the baffles. But if you're going to do this they should follow your steps to the tee.
yikes the Nissan valve covers are several hundred dollars. I bought a valve cover for my 2002 Sentra for under $50 at Rock Auto and it had the baffle in the underside top. came with a gasket and a PCV valve.
Just going through the same process on a Nissan Neo 1.6 ltr in Thailand, valve cover priced at $240, the inner seal holding plate was $106 and the 4 seals were $7.50, then you have to glue it all together. Opted to machine out the old seals and fit new, then machined a metal ring to fit tightly over the seal to hold it in place.
Dude.... get to the point