Alright, valve cover gasket replaced, all so did the 2 vent valves while I had it off, those where a PItA to get out of the cover, 20 year old brake light and rubber do not bend, they brake.
as for the valve cover fairly simple, I did not have to remove the Rad-hose (though it might have been easier) instead I pulled the back ground and the AC line bracket Seen in photos below. The cleaned the deck with a razaor blade (careful to keep the gunk out of your engine) swap out the rubber grommets and re-install, took me about 2.5 hours start to finish. Hopefully this will make the Jeep stip wanting to light herself on fire.(ee thread below.)
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also attempted to check the valves adjustment, only to find them to be hydraulic
easier maintance, but not the easy fix for my first start lifter rattle that I was hoping for.
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oil is supposed to come in today, so an oil change is next in the book.
as for the valve cover fairly simple, I did not have to remove the Rad-hose (though it might have been easier) instead I pulled the back ground and the AC line bracket Seen in photos below. The cleaned the deck with a razaor blade (careful to keep the gunk out of your engine) swap out the rubber grommets and re-install, took me about 2.5 hours start to finish. Hopefully this will make the Jeep stip wanting to light herself on fire.(ee thread below.)
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also attempted to check the valves adjustment, only to find them to be hydraulic


Unknown fluid leak
So I got quite the scare today, I got home from a 45ish min. Drive in 90degree weather, and when I parked the Jeep there was white smoke coming out from under the drivers side fender (that square part where it connects to the body right behind the wheel) I immediately grabbed my fire...
oil is supposed to come in today, so an oil change is next in the book.
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