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2021 Chrysler Pacifica. Put together screen caps of instructions on replacing the N54 Valve Cover Gasket. The top nut must be completely removed, but the bottom one just needs to be removed ~80% of the way. In other words, the nuts just bottom out. That need to tighten to the specification of the manual. I remove it in my car already. Then the solenoids can tilt forward and slide off their posts. N54 valve cover torque sequence chart. I buy socks from Amazon. Originally Posted by Martin 03 325i. Spec is 89 in lb, 7. If some of them are shorter or thinner maybe you've placed them wrong? Removing them will make the process easier though.
Try tightening the ones in question without the valve cover on. Use a small pick to pop them open (I used the 4 piece orange handle set from HF). Using the glycerin (as spec'd) seems pretty smart. Yeah sounds like you stripped them somehow.
"Install 11 bolts w/ washers & grommets at cover perimeter, and 4 bolts/studs w/ washers & grommets at cover center (10mm socket 3/8" / 3/8" ratchet & extension). It's four E8 screws (see picture). I never removed the valve cover but are all the screws the same lenght and size? "Fully tighten, 8Nm (6 ft-lb) (10mm socket 3/8" / 3/8" torque wrench & extension).
When removing plastic clips for the injectors, heat them up for 20-30 seconds with a hair dryer on high. 2016 Chevy Silverado. Use bungie cords to pull the wire harness up off the motor. Probably good general advice when working with plastic clips.
If it's in the budget, but a whole valve cover from FCPEuro. You can install the spark plug shields after installing the VC. I've comapred between getting it hand tight and torquing it to the proper amount (I think it's something like 6-8 lb-ft) and the washers are compressed a lot more if you just hand tighten it. Thought I'd include some tips/trick I noticed while doing this over the weekend. N54 valve cover torque sequence diagram pdf. You don't have to remove injectors. I don't see were hand tightened and torqued to specs. Personal preference here.
I just got done working on this on my car. Originally Posted by EsE46. If you do have stripped holes I guess you best best would be re-threading if it's even possible given the location... 1967/77 Bolens 1054/G9.