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BobbyD
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Paul,
You'll love Justin's silicon gasket. I've had it on my car for at least 5 years now and there has never been a single drop of oil get past it. It is truly leak proof. The best part is that you can take the valve cover off as many times as you want without ever replacing the gasket. I've had mine off 1/2 dozen times, as recently as last week, and it just seals back up with no leaks.
You'll love Justin's silicon gasket. I've had it on my car for at least 5 years now and there has never been a single drop of oil get past it. It is truly leak proof. The best part is that you can take the valve cover off as many times as you want without ever replacing the gasket. I've had mine off 1/2 dozen times, as recently as last week, and it just seals back up with no leaks.
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Here's the link to Justin's site https://www.jmwagnersales.com/
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Justin makes a very nice product, I put one on my TR4 and it is a lot nicer than the cork. He provides nice sealing washers too.
I had a slight problem last time I pulled the cover, seemed like the gasket had grown a little as it didn't want to mate up as easily as the first fitting. But it wasn't too difficult to reuse.
Randy
I had a slight problem last time I pulled the cover, seemed like the gasket had grown a little as it didn't want to mate up as easily as the first fitting. But it wasn't too difficult to reuse.
Randy
newmexTR3
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I found this solution for those with after market valve covers:
https://www.roadstergaskets.com/
They're flat and not as nicely crafted as Justin's, but I'm hoping that the silicone will be much better than the cork. I ordered one, I'll let you know how it performs.
Cheers,
Gavin
https://www.roadstergaskets.com/
They're flat and not as nicely crafted as Justin's, but I'm hoping that the silicone will be much better than the cork. I ordered one, I'll let you know how it performs.
Cheers,
Gavin
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