Rocker Cover Gaskets
Rocker Cover Gaskets
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wongthecorrupter

Original Poster:

2,766 posts

202 months

Saturday 16th July 2011
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My rocker cover gaskets have just started to weep on my 98 r chimaera 450, are these just std rubber range rover items.Cheers

carsy

3,019 posts

196 months

Saturday 16th July 2011
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Yes they are. You can use rubber but i have just put cork ones on mine after V8D told me it was their preffered option over the rubber ones. Either way i dont think it really matters.

wongthecorrupter

Original Poster:

2,766 posts

202 months

Saturday 16th July 2011
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Thanks Mate

Marty V8

578 posts

217 months

Saturday 16th July 2011
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Something to note - if/when you take the rocker covers off, be careful that the little metal ferrules in the gaskets that the bolts pass through dont drop out of the gasket and disappear into the bowels of the engine.

As an alternative to rubber I used cork gaskets during a recent motor rebuild - Sikaflexed the gasket to the cover only and bolted it down on to the heads. No leaks so far.

Cheers

Marty

unclepockets

553 posts

197 months

Saturday 16th July 2011
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Rimmer bros do them for a really good price.

darkcat

2,354 posts

201 months

Sunday 17th July 2011
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unclepockets said:
Rimmer bros do them for a really good price.
ebay do 'em cheaper :-D


you'll have fun getting the driver's side cover off!!

haircutmike

22,511 posts

235 months

Sunday 17th July 2011
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I've run mu heater pipes under the inlet manifold therefore tidying up that area and making the job a tad easier.

unclepockets

553 posts

197 months

Sunday 17th July 2011
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darkcat said:
unclepockets said:
Rimmer bros do them for a really good price.
ebay do 'em cheaper :-D


you'll have fun getting the driver's side cover off!!
Often the postage on ebay makes them more expensive though, I looked last night before posting, I find Rimmers very reasonable on postage.