resistances where all bad and it was sticking, cleaned it and it stopped sticking but the reistances where still bad...
Replacing made a world of difference.
You're moving fast enough that it doesn't matter (and the velocity of the exhaust as well).
Extending it to the side of the car would make it worse and probably easily get you a ticket...
Yep, Same design was on my truck and I ripped the stock mounts after nearly 200K miles and the cheap replacement ones didn't last long... The cup saved it defiantely...
You have two options:
-Find a good shop that you trust
-Buy the tools you need and do it yourself
I for one will argue that YES you need a torque wrench to do the valve covers. I threw my Haynes manual on the shelf and haven't touched it again after reading in there to simple "tighten" the...
Yep, as you can see, at the top and bottom of the mount are two metal tabs covered in rubber that will contact the cup.
It will stop them from tearing, and if they DO tear, it will stop the engine from moving enough to cause damage...
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