Vauxhall Astra: Easy DIY Rocker Cover Gasket Change Replacement Guide | Carmando's garage
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- Опубліковано 29 сер 2024
- In this video, we show you how to remove and rocker cover gasket
This comprehensive tutorial will help you with engine performance, and save money on repairs. Get hands-on with your Vauxhall Astra maintenance and ensure your vehicle stays in great condition! any questions, please ask, and will be happy to answer the best we can
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Great video, very educational!
Useful video. I've got oil in a couple of my pots. Cleaned them out but misfiring came back! I'm no mechanic but that doesn't look too hard a job to do, with the right kit
Brilliant camera work, so clear and precise plus do like the use of cable ties! Will be doing my gasket prob this weekend now based on this!! 5 Stars easy
Thank you for this video. Saved me from taking it to the garage. 10/10
Good Video, A new gasket from Supercheap Auto is about $66 Aussie or a new Cover and gasket plus bolts and PCV from Ebay about $58 Aussie, the covers warp with heat and time and become brittle I would think, removing the oil from the plug holes avoiding getting any oil into the cylinders would be a good tip to include.
Very helpful. Thank you. Music is too loud
Perfect video. Thanks man
Great video, thanks.
Valuable and informative
very informative video
Thank yoy
Good job
Ive seen some photos of awfull gunk under the cover. is it realy that hard ro get it off?
Awesome
Hi, very useful video. I attempted this just this morning on an 8 year old 1.6 Mokka which was a pain in the arse! It seemed to take forever to get the wiring loom and fuel lines out of the way then once the rocker cover was unbolted it wasn't going anywhere! I ran out of time and put everything back together and am going to attempt it another time. Is it worth running the engine up to temperature to see if that frees the cover or will it take a couple of love taps from a rubber mallet to free it?
Great videos, would you recommend using a sealant for the gasket cover for extra stability?
The gasket should be ok on its own but you use a bit of durko if needed
Did you replace the spark plugs and coil pack with new one or used the old ones? Also how did you such the oil on spark plugs?
Will this cause car to judder if theres oil on the spark plugs . Also do you no the most common fault for p0003/00004 astra j 👍🏽
Yes it would mate
🙏🙏🙏👍👍 awsome
Nice
Quick question as I will be doing this tomorrow did you use gasket sealant with the rocker gasket?
Just the gasket mate
@@carmandosgarage thank you for your reply and help brilliant video Keep it up you just got a new subscriber
how did you remove the oil in the spark plug wells? Really great video
Use a air line with a rag over the top mate and some brake cleaner 👍
The underground sound is too load
I have a really rotten looking spark plug from where the oil has been sat there for ages, it looks almost rotten away or almost like it's rusted due to it being submerged for so long in the oil. Did you have a similar experience and how did you remove the spark plugs that are drowned in oil? It's only 1 of my spark plugs affected but I can't get it out due to the fact there is so much oil in there and my spark plug socket Slides right off it. Thank you for your video
It won’t rot away from oil mate I would take it to your local garage see if they have a socket for get rounded spark plug out mate don’t keep trying it you could mate it hard for them to remove 👍
sorry good video only shit music volume is to high . we cant hear you talk .
Great video, dreadful music.
Hi
what socket size are the bolts for the rocker cover does anyone know ?
It’s a e10 or e12 mate
@@carmandosgarage thanks mate I found your video very useful.
Excellent video, terrible "music".