How do i put the cover on - Cars & Trucks

yes their are 2 lugs on either vside of the valve stem cut out can leave on remove cover align cover put 2 lugs on that line up remove one[s] that dont place cover on and replace other 3 lugs and done

You will have to remove the inside cover. After removing the inside cover then use a deep socket to take off the nuts holding the old mirror on. Then unplug the wires. As you put the new mirror on make sure it is square and streight. Before putting the inside cover back on make sure the mirror is working correctly. Then fasten up the cover and clean off the finger prints.

more than likely you have a valve cover leak its common you will need to re move the cover
1 take out the bolts 6 i believe 7/16 socket remove the small bolts
2 pry the valve cover off
3 clean the old gaskets off the valve cover and motor
4 clean the valve cover and paint the valve cover light blue so you can see any leaks
that may happen // i dout if you will have any
5 put a small amount fo permatex (BLACK) it works well with oil and it will hold the gasket in place
once you put the gasket on the on the valve cover put a small amount on the bottom of the
gasget/// you will have permatex on both sides of the gasket
6 now you are ready to in stall tha valve cover back on the motor and put in all the bolts finger
tight once all the bolts are in you want to snug the bolts don't try to tighten the bolts to much
or you will cut the new gasket
7 now that every thing is back in check your oil level and run the engine for ten min this will set up
the new gasket and give the permatex a chance to cure

done deal

hope this helps you
good luck
bob

if you are removing the the differential cover you nee a pan loosen all the bolts dont take them all the way out take a flat screw driver and put it between the cover and housing and take a hammer and tap it in the cover will separate wait till all the oil drains then remove all the bolts and dont loose the tag it tells you what gear ration is once the cover is off scrape the old gasket off the housing and cover and clean very well you will need a new gasket a felpro is a good one and a tube of permatex (blue) put it on both sides and put the cover back on you will find a filler hole you need a 1/2 drive ratchet to remove the plug you need 2qts of 90w gear lube fill till it comes out the hole then put the plug back in done deal good luck

I supose you are talking about the rear axle? if so, unscrew the bolts of the rear axle's cover and let the oil flow out into a container. once it's empty, clean the cover and the surface on the axle where the cover goes on to, apply a seal onto the cover and put the cover back on and screw al of the bolts back into place and tighten them. you will find a rubber plug in the cover, take it out and fill the rear axle untill the liquid comes out of the plughole. Put the rubber plug in and you're done! Watch out if you got al limited slip differential, you will need to put an additive into the oil so you won't burn the clutches of you limited slip differential.

i beleve you would put it on the valve cover it self. some gaskets dont need any sealent.

Pull all the stuff out of the way of the cover, air filter, wires, anything that crosses over it, remove the bolts, remove the cover, clean out the old gasket, use no adhesive, especially silicone, and set the new one in the cover and carefully put the cover back on without losing the gasket, tighten up the bolts, put every thing back, all set.

remove spark plugs and high tension cords/ remove the valve cover bolts using socket wrench/ use screw driver to lift up the valve cover/ clean the lid/ put a new gasket and put silicone gasket sealant on the edge of half moon rubber gasket to avoid leak/ tighten the bolts/ put the plugs and wire back...

the montero spare cover is a two pc cover the keepers go into the pc that is mounted under the tire,before you try to put the cover on look at the other pc and see where the slots are,to make it easier to install get the tire and the cover soaked with water so it can slide easier,put the retainers into the slots and turn 90 degrees-good luck

valve cover gaskets are in expensive, like 20 bucks, a books that can tell you how to do it would be 25-50 and you will be able to use the book for other things.. there are usually a few long bolts going straight through your valve cover, jus take them off remove the old gasket and put new one in put them back in.. however tightening the valve cover bolts will be the only tricky part.. you may need a torque wrench and have to refer to the book to know exatly how tight they should be.. but as a rule of thumb 80-90 ft-lb of tork is usually used.. be careful when doing this cuz if you put the wrong torque on it will bend your valve covers or posibbly not seal correctly