QUICK DIY | Valve Cover Gasket Replacement

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Today I'm replacing the valve cover gasket on my Avenger. For those who don't know, my wife bought this car new in 2010 and it's been our "beater car" since we've been married.
The Dodge dealership didn't want to replace this gasket under the car's lifetime unlimited mile warranty, stating that it "wasn't leaking" 🤣.
It ended up being cheaper to do it myself anyway. $30 in parts vs a $100 deductible.
The replacement was super easy on this car, thanks to great accessibility and no engine accessories connected to the valve cover. Probably a 1 hour job if I wasn't filming.
BTW, this is a 2010 Dodge Avenger 2.4L with 170,000 miles.
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[@CumminsTech24]

You need to add a dab of RTV where the timing cover meets the cylinder head. It’s a slight line but oil can leak out.

[@CumminsTech24]

You can see what I’m talking about at 0:39

[@justinbuice]

Good catch!

[@s12d.z]

Do I have a dodge? No
Am I here for the replacement of a valve cover gasket? No
Do I enjoy Justins content? Yes, and very much so

[@grizzlyleviathan6633]

This video is shockingly underrated. I don't have the car, but if I did I'm sure this would be dope. Plus your humor is good! Keep it up man!

[@justinbuice]

Thank you!! 🙏

[@illestprincessforeve]

Thank you for taking care of this for me babe!

[@justinbuice]

Sure thing 😎

[@shadowhuntz1012]

Alot easier than my 1989 l98😂, takes an hour

[@justinbuice]

Wayyy easier than my E90 bmw I had. That was like an all day project 😆