Thank u dawg I damn near threw my Yukon xl 04 away because I was losing oil and got underneath an seen it’s trail from up top coming down on the driver side all the way to dripping off the filter and pan thought it may be a head but no tail smoke no pressure lost I looked where u said an I be damn if it wasn’t the gaskets on both sides 😂😂😂😂😂
I have the same problem on my 03 Tahoe 5.3 Z71. I'm thinking about replacing that gasket but I cant figure out exactly where the leak is. I'm damn sure its right up there just like yours. Any advice? my engine has 207k miles on it.
This was a great detailed video!! Certain things aren't hard as we think. The only thing is we just don't know about what's going on. I said a few months back that I wanted to start working on my vehicle. With this video, I'm one step closer. Lol.
Nice video. Love it. I'm not mechanic but I try to learn new things everyday and so I watched this video 1 time and realize how very simple it is working on my 5.3L Vortec and other GM
That is one the best and most informative, videos I've seen, very helpful,and I appreciate the way you finished performing what you were explaining,most ppl just say "well you get the picture" ,thank you very much.keep up the good videos
Thank you so much for this video. I thought it would be a hard job but you proved me wrong and I'm gonna try this on my 2001 Chevy myself Sunday. Wish me luck
Ppl say the passenger side is the most difficult. I felt like I was watching a Bruce Willis movie. Like he's not gonna make it in time...JUMP!! Thanks Homie
I thank you for your video. I did a gaskets change today. And I found a trick on the passenger side cover. If you take all but the last dolt out you can move the coile pack up enouck to get to all four cover bolts and it all came out with no problem
@vinny shootz Thanks for Great Info/Vid. Butchyuu have me puzzled🤔. U say Its best not to insert black rubber grommets into valve Cover 1st but to put dem on Bolts 1st. Very next scene u holding cover inya hand wid da Black Grommets inserted in it and NO screws /🔩 bolts. Did U Change ya Mind? Ino Sum ppl have said dat dey tore their Grommets putting them in Valve Cover 1st as Opposed to putting them on Screw/Bolts 1st #jusscurious
I've actually worked on truck where we literlly took it all apart. A good way to clean all engine parts (obviously not any electrical parts) is with gasoline. Just get a little tub or anything that you can place the parts on and fill it with some gasoline, get a brush and wet it with the gasoline, and brush clean your engine parts over the gasoline. It's just better and safer than washing engine parts with water, since theirs always a risk of leaving water in hard to reach places. Gasoline will just leave your parts super clean and its safer than water when it come to engine components.
You didn't reconnect the hose for the brake booster on the drivers side and didn't reconnect the the breather tube that runs from the valve cover to the throttle body on the passenger side. At least not in the video.
This was a great detailed video!! Certain things aren't hard as we think. The only thing is we just don't know about what's going on. I said a few months back that I wanted to start working on my vehicle. With this video, I'm one step closer. Lol.
This was a great detailed video!! Certain things aren't hard as we think. The only thing is we just don't know about what's going on. I said a few months back that I wanted to start working on my vehicle. With this video, I'm one step closer. Lol.
Thank u dawg I damn near threw my Yukon xl 04 away because I was losing oil and got underneath an seen it’s trail from up top coming down on the driver side all the way to dripping off the filter and pan thought it may be a head but no tail smoke no pressure lost I looked where u said an I be damn if it wasn’t the gaskets on both sides 😂😂😂😂😂
I have the same problem on my 03 Tahoe 5.3 Z71. I'm thinking about replacing that gasket but I cant figure out exactly where the leak is. I'm damn sure its right up there just like yours. Any advice? my engine has 207k miles on it.
This was a great detailed video!! Certain things aren't hard as we think. The only thing is we just don't know about what's going on. I said a few months back that I wanted to start working on my vehicle. With this video, I'm one step closer. Lol.
Nice video. Love it. I'm not mechanic but I try to learn new things everyday and so I watched this video 1 time and realize how very simple it is working on my 5.3L Vortec and other GM
That is one the best and most informative, videos I've seen, very helpful,and I appreciate the way you finished performing what you were explaining,most ppl just say "well you get the picture" ,thank you very much.keep up the good videos
Thank you so much for this video. I thought it would be a hard job but you proved me wrong and I'm gonna try this on my 2001 Chevy myself Sunday. Wish me luck
Ppl say the passenger side is the most difficult. I felt like I was watching a Bruce Willis movie. Like he's not gonna make it in time...JUMP!! Thanks Homie
Absolutely amazing video best one handed video I've ever seen, with no frustration you deserve 2 thumbs-up buddy.
This is exactly the video I've been searching for, very helpful....
I thank you for your video. I did a gaskets change today. And I found a trick on the passenger side cover. If you take all but the last dolt out you can move the coile pack up enouck to get to all four cover bolts and it all came out with no problem
Did you use in gasket glue or none
Very awesome video!
Really good, very detailed video. I'm planning to replace my valve covers and this is the video I was looking for.
Perfect Video. I will be replacing my covers this week
Thank you so much this really helped me out I was about to pay someone to do it
You are the man. Thank you for this. Blessings to you.
you talk to nature, and so straight and forward like your video
Thanks for the video. Straight to the point!!👍👍👍
My 06 Chevy Silverado squeaks. Allot any videos for that my boy ?
Lots of help doing my chevy
My 4.8 pops a lot on after starring up. Could this be the reason.
Do you need any type of adhesive before you put the gasket on or can you just put them on like that
I always just put them on like that make sure your surface is clean and dry before Appling gasket
Could the valve cover gasket cause my 2001 suburban to give codes p0171/p0174 I spay the edge of the valve cover when running and motor idle changes
Super nice video thanks!
When you disconnect the vaccuum line for the break booster do you then have to bleed the brakes because theres air in the system now? Idk
No need to bleed the brakes when disconnecting the vacuum hose from booster
@@vinnyshootz ok thank you i wasnt sure how that works
@vinny shootz Thanks for Great Info/Vid. Butchyuu have me puzzled🤔. U say Its best not to insert black rubber grommets into valve Cover 1st but to put dem on Bolts 1st. Very next scene u holding cover inya hand wid da Black Grommets inserted in it and NO screws /🔩 bolts.
Did U Change ya Mind?
Ino Sum ppl have said dat dey tore their Grommets putting them in Valve Cover 1st as Opposed to putting them on Screw/Bolts 1st
#jusscurious
Excellent video. Thank you.
Fantastic video.
What is the little gasket that fell for
Hopefully this fixes the issue of oil leaking onto my sparkplug threads.
Great video bro thank you so much
Thank you, thank you, thank you!!!
I've actually worked on truck where we literlly took it all apart. A good way to clean all engine parts (obviously not any electrical parts) is with gasoline. Just get a little tub or anything that you can place the parts on and fill it with some gasoline, get a brush and wet it with the gasoline, and brush clean your engine parts over the gasoline. It's just better and safer than washing engine parts with water, since theirs always a risk of leaving water in hard to reach places. Gasoline will just leave your parts super clean and its safer than water when it come to engine components.
Do you use in permatex glue or none
oven cleaner works good for me, removed 50 year old grime before
Thanks good video 👍
Clean the valve cover in the inside too
How much would you charge for a job like that.
Nice vid !!
Good video 🔥
Nice job man
Knock sensor how do you replace the knock sensor cause mines bad, and has to be replaced also at the same time?
@@jarredeckman1976 ok
whats the torque spec on those 8mm?
106 inch/lbs (from the repair manual) NOT ft/lbs
thank yu ths is video
Hey guys does anybody know where that little gasket goes? With the 2 holes
My original cover didn't have it, so I didn't use it
Looks like the oil cooler block off gasket. But I only saw it quickly. The little block above the oil filter under the car.
This is the same engine type in my hummer H2 except for I have a 5.7 instead of a 5.3
.... Why wouldn't you clean out all the caked on oil? It has an incorporated PCV that can get clogged and cause major issues
What The other part for
You didn't reconnect the hose for the brake booster on the drivers side and didn't reconnect the the breather tube that runs from the valve cover to the throttle body on the passenger side. At least not in the video.
@ 19:43 😳 twilight zonin
You know what torque is.
It’s like 160 inch pounds but if u just use a ratchet and tighten it u will feel the bolt bottom out that’s when it’s good
Wrong. It’s 106 inch per pound. From repair manual book. For the valve cover bolts.
You didn't even put the plug wires on all that way
Sorry (spray)
Go 4K or go home !! It's 2020 for Gods sake, post a $K video !!!
This was a great detailed video!! Certain things aren't hard as we think. The only thing is we just don't know about what's going on. I said a few months back that I wanted to start working on my vehicle. With this video, I'm one step closer. Lol.
This was a great detailed video!! Certain things aren't hard as we think. The only thing is we just don't know about what's going on. I said a few months back that I wanted to start working on my vehicle. With this video, I'm one step closer. Lol.