Olds 307 valve cover gaskets

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DeltaDevil88

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Anybody done this? I take a look at the rats nest of vac lines and just take a deep breath.

Pass side looks like A/C compressor must come off, any other tips before I partake in this journey?
 
I did them on my 442 a couple months ago. IIRC I didnt remove anything but the valve covers and the bracket that bolts to the compressor to the cylinder head stud. I managed to fish the valve covers out on both sides, didnt unbolt the egr or remove the a/c compressor. I dont know if the egr solenoid is in the way on the driver side but I didnt remove the bracket it bolts to ( I have no egr solenoid).
 
Dd I've done it on my 350 it was pretty heads on, but of course my 350 doesn't have all the ccc stuff on it...
 
Minion1186 said:
I did them on my 442 a couple months ago. IIRC I didnt remove anything but the valve covers and the bracket that bolts to the compressor to the cylinder head stud. I managed to fish the valve covers out on both sides, didnt unbolt the egr or remove the a/c compressor. I dont know if the egr solenoid is in the way on the driver side but I didnt remove the bracket it bolts to ( I have no egr solenoid).

Thank you sir maybe with some cunning maneuvering I can wiggle them out w/o breaking or having to remove extra parts.

Anybody else have insight?
 
Get the Permadry gaskets with rigid core. The passenger side is tight but can be done.
 
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