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Finished day 2. Car held up great. Was running better on the way home than on the way there.
However, the passenger side valve cover gasket gave out (brand new). What am I doing wrong? I am cleaning the surfaces, not using any goop or anything. Leak developed at the front by cylinder 4. I have tried both the thick 914 gasket and the felpro. Driver side is fine. Just need to be more careful on the gasket alignment? |
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