Correct me if I am wrong, but doesn't Hondabond just hold the gasket in place when you torque down the cover? Hondabond itself isn't a liquid gasket is it? Just make sure you didn't pinch the silicone gasket anywhere and you should be fine.
You don't really need that much Honda bond for the valve cover gasket, just a little dab on the corners that meet the cam caps (8-spots in all). If you thightened it down correctly you shouldn't have any leakage.
You don't really need that much Honda bond for the valve cover gasket, just a little dab on the corners that meet the cam caps (8-spots in all). If you thightened it down correctly you shouldn't have any leakage.
Yeah what he said. Did you replace the gasket? You don't really need to but it's best to. You would really notice if you had a leak also. As long as you torqued the bolts down to spec. If you're going to go tighten them again, don't do too much, cause those things snap EASY!! I broke one real easy.
the gasket used on the valve cover can be reused. As long as its sitting straight on and the valve cover is perfectly aligned then you shouldnt have any problems.
the bolts should be tightened in a sequence as stated in the helms manual. Just make sure you do finger tight not more then that.
oh ok...my dumb a$$ was thinking more in the lines of some air leaking out. Thought it had to be air tight or something. Guess not. Cool...I followed the tightening sequence in the Helms and torqued it down to spec according to the Helms. Cool beans folks
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