Rimjob

Please can somebody advise me on how I can go about spraying my engine block cover without causing any harm?

Obviously I have got to remove all leads and stuff, but (not being particularly knowledgable in the mechanics front) can i take the cover off myself with no risks? or shall I just remove the sparks and be careful? If the latter, I would need to block the sparks holes to prevent spillages into the block wouldnt I?

or would I be better leaving a proffessional to do it?

sorry about all the questions ......Jim

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ales

You don't even need to remove the spark plugs to remove the valve cover. Just bear in mind that you might have to replace the gasket(s) - the main one and the ones in every spark plug well. You'll also need silicone sealant for when you reinstall the valve cover.

I would recommend having the valve cover powedercoated instead of spraying it - looks better and is much more durable. Call around, see what the price might be, and take the valve cover to them, at least that's what I'd do.

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ales

Found this page - the steps at the beginning and at the end are the relevant ones for this case. Clicky!

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Rimjob

Cheers geeza.........i studied that link and have decided that, along with my engine expertize *ahem* I will take a trip to my local garage instead!! LOL.

Thanks for the input anyway, im sure its easy when you know how

Cheers.....Jim

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