VALVE COVERS
Ya last winter I did mine. I pulled them off monday night and took oil fill neck off. Dropped them off at a local powder coating shop on tuesday after work and had them back on the car by friday. I reused the stock gaskets and have had no problems at all. The look great and only cost me 50 bucks
Hi Monster:
I have an 09 GT with the 4.6 and wish to Powder Coat my valve covers as you. However my guy who will do the job pointed out somthing that I should double check on first...On the underside of the LH cover the PCV hose metal intake tube makes a 90 degree and enters the underside of the inner riveted plate. At the 90 degree turn, the tube is housed in a rubber grommet for support.
The oven temperature that is used to bake the power coat is around 400 F - did this level of heat or does this level of heat melt or comprimise the integrity of the grommet?
Thanks
Mach1Up
I have an 09 GT with the 4.6 and wish to Powder Coat my valve covers as you. However my guy who will do the job pointed out somthing that I should double check on first...On the underside of the LH cover the PCV hose metal intake tube makes a 90 degree and enters the underside of the inner riveted plate. At the 90 degree turn, the tube is housed in a rubber grommet for support.
The oven temperature that is used to bake the power coat is around 400 F - did this level of heat or does this level of heat melt or comprimise the integrity of the grommet?
Thanks
Mach1Up
Had mine on my 05 powder coated last year with no issues. I also re-used the gaskets. I was not aware of the rubber grommet, and I have not had a problem. Not sure if the 09 covers are identical to the 05.
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