Team Breed valve covers

[Big Man]

Really suck to install.

Drivers sides wasen't bad, but the passenger side.

OMG!!!:uh oh:

I have already removed so much stuff, the engine is almost ready to come out. But now I have to remove the I/C lines and tank, move the heater hose out of the way, and who knows what else.

Any tips on this. I know about going through the wheel well and unbolting the bottom of the cover, but what about getting it out and the new in without breaking something and pulling out my hair? Man, I need a beer.

 

[SWThomas]

The only tip I can give you about the passenger side is.... It's better to do it with the engine out.

 

[soniclightning]

I feel sorry for you. I wouldn't want to do it.

 

[Lord Tauk]

Is even possible to do with the engine in?

 

[Scotts Elle]

Once you get the I/C hose out of the way its pretty easy. Just lift and twist the up and toward the front of the truck.

Oh yeah... and unbolt the trans dip stick.

 

[LightningFast00]

I was going to buy a set, then I looked at the Pass side and said F that... lol

 

[LightningLou]

Might as well put some cams in there while you're at it.

 

[1sweetSVT]

Might as well put some cams in there while you're at it.

haha X2

they do look really good though:thumbsup:

 

[ChrisNelson]

Sure does suck. took me 2 tries.

 

[brucewrs]

took me 2 days to do..What a pain in the @ss...Now that they are in it is a pain to polish..

 

[Big Man]

Might as well put some cams in there while you're at it.

Only if I knew how to.

 

[ChrisNelson]

Might as well put some cams in there while you're at it.

I asked the same question when I did mine....

http://www.svtperformance.com/forums/showthread.php?t=369453