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| porschetub |
Mar 26 2026, 10:19 PM
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Not really well titled but will proceed with more info ;
Engine hasn't been started for about 1yr due to an unrelated issue that I have only just found out about , so over that period I would expect the sump is holding a fair chunk of the oil tank capacity? ,for that reason the change of these exhaust valve covers will require a sump drain due to flood back from the stock tank ?. Old mag covers are buggered really even after being resurfacing twice,,they have gone soft I had these on and twice and got minimal leakage because the engine had been recently run . I have the covers , VR gaskets and mounting hardware ,thoughts from others would be very helpful ,cheers. |
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