Valve cover and PCV removal
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Valve cover and PCV removal
OK so a rant....
Is there anyone else that would like to meet the engineer who put that PCV in the location it is in and give 'em a sock in the nose? I mean the wiring harness and other lines make the top Torx screw impossible to get at. I am working on mine right now and the bottom wasn't too bad but still a pain, but the top... It is in there tight.
The Torx is a pain, don't use a hex head that wrench or standard socket may be able to grab onto.
Oh well I will get it at some point.
Rant off....
Is there anyone else that would like to meet the engineer who put that PCV in the location it is in and give 'em a sock in the nose? I mean the wiring harness and other lines make the top Torx screw impossible to get at. I am working on mine right now and the bottom wasn't too bad but still a pain, but the top... It is in there tight.
The Torx is a pain, don't use a hex head that wrench or standard socket may be able to grab onto.
Oh well I will get it at some point.
Rant off....
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JK Jedi
yup, it sux. are you using a small bit driver and torx bit? that is what I've always used.
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