Some people pull those half moons on each side out and rtv around them (after cleaning both surfaces of course)and also the hard plastic plug on the drivers side rear that you have to take the 2 extra bolts out (mine leaked there before and had to replace it )i liked the way you torqued the 4 bolts down at the end i think most people undertighten them leading to more leaks and also really liked the spark tube removal part you did (mine has oil in that #4 tube as well gonna have to try that (might even do all 4 while im at it for future proofing)Great video!
Awesome. I’m gonna be tackling this project soon. Also have to do a spark plug swap out so I’m thinking I can do both at the same time since I’ll have to remove the coil packs anyways. Is there any risk to installing the spark plugs while the valve cover is off? I plan on taking the cover off and cleaning it and do the spark plugs while it’s drying.
Great Video, Thank you so much for the details, know I want a do it to my 01 Camry with 250K miles and running like new, just a little oil leak on the front but probably more in the back like you said.
It will, for sure. Check your dipstick with cold engine few days back. If you see whitish emulsion, even small amount, (I bet you will see), it is a sign that engine oil is mixed with water/break cleaner components.
Exactly, he's saving a lot of money doing it himself, he can do an oil change for $35.00 and in less than 25 min if he doing himself too.@@christafarion9
This is one of the best explanation I've ever came across. Camera, wording and clear views are best. Thank you.
I have the same leak. This was so helpful.
Some people pull those half moons on each side out and rtv around them (after cleaning both surfaces of course)and also the hard plastic plug on the drivers side rear that you have to take the 2 extra bolts out (mine leaked there before and had to replace it )i liked the way you torqued the 4 bolts down at the end i think most people undertighten them leading to more leaks and also really liked the spark tube removal part you did (mine has oil in that #4 tube as well gonna have to try that (might even do all 4 while im at it for future proofing)Great video!
Good job and I like how you work on side of road. You just need a nice day when working on late 90's Camry.
I replaced everything you did and now i have a stutter and whistle when accelerating
do not tighten the valve nuts with ratchet. the valve is secured without ratchet.
Best explanation 👌. I'm having this problem right now.
Excellent how-to. Do you leave the plugs in when replacing the spark plug tubes?
Deez nuts. 😂
can i put some rubber gasket sealant on the back side? I changed the valve cover gasket one year ago but it started to leak oil in the back side?
Awesome. I’m gonna be tackling this project soon. Also have to do a spark plug swap out so I’m thinking I can do both at the same time since I’ll have to remove the coil packs anyways.
Is there any risk to installing the spark plugs while the valve cover is off?
I plan on taking the cover off and cleaning it and do the spark plugs while it’s drying.
Muy bien
Great Video, Thank you so much for the details, know I want a do it to my 01 Camry with 250K miles and running like new, just a little oil leak on the front but probably more in the back like you said.
Thank you sir, I going to tackle this but it's for a 97 Rav4 though, and it's a 3sfe motor but I think they're similar !
Thank you!
There’s a reason why Toyota uses torque specs
I need to drain the oil motor first?🤷🏻♂️
no
Is this needed or can I block it off?
needed.
I broke the hose at 2:24 trying to change air intake what is it called need to buy replacement ASAP
PCV Valve hose
@@JeffsAuto thanks 🙏
Same
Wont the brake clean damage the oil
It is an insignificant amount. And, it most of the brake clean vaporizes.
It will, for sure. Check your dipstick with cold engine few days back. If you see whitish emulsion, even small amount, (I bet you will see), it is a sign that engine oil is mixed with water/break cleaner components.
oil is cheap, change it
Exactly, he's saving a lot of money doing it himself, he can do an oil change for $35.00 and in less than 25 min if he doing himself too.@@christafarion9