b/c im lazy
 

my g/f's valve covers leak, its an efi 87 sd 5.0,
is it possible to replace the gaskets without removing the intake and throttle body

RE: b/c im lazy
 

You will have to remove the upper intake to get to the passenger side valve cover, sorry but there is no way around it. It only takes about 15 minutes to take it off.

RE: b/c im lazy
 

you'll have to remove it, i had to do that on mine as well. luckily i was putting on a trickflow intake so i had no problem with that. :)

make sure you use some good quality gaskets, my felpros, (blue rubber with metal strip inside) have lasted forever and they are reuseable. i wouldnt get the cork ones.

RE: b/c im lazy
 

thats life i spose am i gonna need to buy a new upper to lower intake gasket??

RE: b/c im lazy
 

You should be a able to reuse the upper to lower intake gasket, I've reused them many times.

RE: b/c im lazy
 

Definately get a new lower intake gasket and for my own peace of mind I would get a new upper also. But if you closely inspect the one on the car right now and it still has its thickness and its perfect shape then I dont see why you couldnt reuse it... I personally would spend the extra cash on a new one for cheap insurance.

RE: b/c im lazy
 

You only have to remove the upper intake not both lower and upper. But when you get the gaskets it will come in a kit of upper and lower.

RE: b/c im lazy
 

lazy bastar[:'(]

RE: b/c im lazy
 

no need to remove lower and as for reusing the upper........that's just plain cheap!!! don't waste time by being cheap just go buy a set:D

RE: b/c im lazy
 

Ghetto rig it silicone around the valve cover ive seen some kids at car shows do it.