While you have the passenger side valve cover off, it's a good
opportunity to replace the PCV grommet.
Joseph Wind wrote:
> Drivers side is a breeze, but the passenger side is a bit more work. You
> need to remove the intake plenum. Don't use any RTV when you replace the
> cover gaskets. Just us some bearing grease in the channel, also lightly rub
> some new motor oil on the gasket, like you would on a new oil filter.
>
> About an hour on the Drivers side and two on the passenger side.
>
> "Charles" <bridgescharles.RemoveThis@hughes.net> wrote in message
> news:fbbmje$2jb$1@aioe.org...
>> I have a 90 4Runner with 3.0 V6 that has a valve cover leaking. How big a
>> job is it to get valve cover off.
>>
>> Don't have a manual for it, but just looking at it looks like a pretty
>> big job.Any ideas what kind of time I am looking at?
>>
>> Charles
>>
>
> >> Stay informed about: valve covers on 90 4Runner w/3.0 
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