Essential Timing Cover Removal Tools A Complete List

You must log in or register to reply here. Similar threads. C. Is it possible to pull the timing cover to service the guides without removing the engine simply by removing radiator, bumper and such? Everything goes through the front cover (oil, water, distributor, crank, etc). drain 'em and remove the dizzy and pully. probably find a new cover gasket too. Try a few gentle taps on the cover with a soft mallet at the top, from the back side. Its probably sealed up real good and needs a little persuasion. 1. Remove vibration damper and water pump, then the oil pan, if necessary. 2. Remove cover retaining bolts and cover. 3. Clean gasket surface of ... I removed the four hidden 13MM bolts under the oil pan, and all the 10mm (27) bolts on the case itself, I have spread 3/8" at the correct pry notch. Loosen all of the valve cover bolts and leave the valve covers on you will have no problems I promise. Im trying to get the timing cover out I have the alternator out and the belt and the tensioner pulley. there were 4 long screws that when i took out a lot of ... Start by kicking the bottom out a touch and the bring it out. While its out use a little RTV to glue the valve cover gaskets into the covers. 1: Remove coil covers and coils (Might want to remove plugs, not if you are careful) 2: Unbolt cam covers and support somewhere in the center to raise it off ...