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wstanek 07-13-2010 12:44 AM

Just Got the NGK Iridium IX plugs =D
 
now i need help b4 i do the plugs i want to change the valve cover gaskets because there leaking, any tips would be great because this is my first car i dont need step by step instructions just some hints and tips mabey some diagrams i have the downloadable TSRM so i can get most of the info i need there just hints and tips. also i have a question about anti-seize on the plug threads what dose everyone think about that? I'm pretty sure Ur not supposed to but there are the geniuses on here that have an answer for everything.
:dance: haha look at him dance! =D

MJG 07-13-2010 02:54 AM

I suggest you replace the stock phillips head cover bolts with stainless steel allen cap screws (6 X 1.5mm thread, 25mm long, 12 qty).
Make sure you replace the bolt seals for all of the cam cover bolts along with the cam cover gaskets. In the event you have not purchased the Cam cover gaskets & bolt seals, you may wish to check out driftmotion.com. They sell the complete set (two cover gaskets & 12 bolt seals) for $21.00 (engine parts section).
Compressed air. Hopefully you have a compressor. When you have the coil pack, intake cross over pipe, & throttle assembly removed, prior to removal of the cam covers, blow the top of the engine off very well. Any debris around the base of the cover will fall into the cam gallery.
Last but not least, Pink Floyd and cold beer make the whole job go sooooo much smoother.

Grandavi 07-13-2010 03:17 AM

Was it this forum that the great debate between copper and Iridium happened?

btwilson86 07-13-2010 03:42 AM

I haven't heard of any problems with anti seize if used correctly... I use it everytime I change spark plugs; call me crazy but I just don't like breaking the plugs in the cylinder head :nono:

wstanek 07-14-2010 12:36 AM

Thanks you guys
 
thanks guys i already bought the seals today and am going to my work tmmrw to clean all my shit... =D also i think i am going to use anti-seize don't need any issues.

907mge 07-14-2010 01:02 AM

Do the oil plugs also. The 4 plugs on top of the head since they are a likely overlooked place for an oil leak.

btwilson86 07-14-2010 01:17 AM

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Originally Posted by 907mge (Post 85839)
Do the oil plugs also. The 4 plugs on top of the head since they are a likely overlooked place for an oil leak.

I just did this on my MX83 Cressida (7MGE) and eliminated the #3 cylinder head cover; wish I would have done this in the past on my Supra's, the 7M looks better IMO without this cover, plus I can change plugs easier/monitor any potential oil leaks in the future without that thing in the way

907mge 07-14-2010 01:33 AM

Yeah I got rid off mine also since there doesn't seem like any real reason for it.

Green7mgte 07-14-2010 01:42 AM

yea i threw mine in the garbage after reading IHateHacks post awhile back. good looking out on replacing the stainless steel allen cap screws..
wish I would of thought of that before I stripped one.. "scratches head, wounder how im going to get it back out.."

Green7mgte 07-14-2010 01:00 PM

mjg.. wered you get those stainless steel allen cap screws (6 X 1.5mm thread, 25mm long, 12 qty).


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