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Valve cover gasket
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She's good like that, two weeks ago I bought a new fuel filter and plugs to put in my truck(03 Silverado), I went in the house to get my grungy roll around on the floor pants on, and when I came out the garage was open, hood up, and she was already underneeth the truck pulling the old fuel filter off. She even skipped watching her NASCAR race to do that. ANd I have never seen her miss a race. I guess what I am trying to say is thank all of you for bringing my family together by answering my overly basic question.
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At my age, my sexual fantasies are like what you just wrote.... my wife hopes my bike will blow up, but I sometimes quietly remind her I have known my bike two years longer than I've known her.....
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I also need to fix my oil leaks in this area...was going to order the valve cover gasket & the end caps just to have everything I could need...Z1 shows both "temporarily out of stock"...any suggestions on another source ?...thanks...
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You can also make a good valve cover gasket with the 1/32 gasket material they sell at Pep Boys. You need an X-acto knife and some patience, but they work well. Use the valve cover itself to draw the outside edge outline. Use the old gasket to draw the inner edge and holes.
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She's good like that, two weeks ago I bought a new fuel filter and plugs to put in my truck(03 Silverado), I went in the house to get my grungy roll around on the floor pants on, and when I came out the garage was open, hood up, and she was already underneeth the truck pulling the old fuel filter off. She even skipped watching her NASCAR race to do that. ANd I have never seen her miss a race. I guess what I am trying to say is thank all of you for bringing my family together by answering my overly basic question.
Brandon
lucky man.
if she ever gets tired of living in the USA send her over.
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Mine doesn't come out!
Mine comes out and helps,AND...brings me beers!:ohmy:
(She's guilty of SOMETHING!):huh:
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Gosling1 wrote:
She's good like that, two weeks ago I bought a new fuel filter and plugs to put in my truck(03 Silverado), I went in the house to get my grungy roll around on the floor pants on, and when I came out the garage was open, hood up, and she was already underneeth the truck pulling the old fuel filter off. She even skipped watching her NASCAR race to do that. ANd I have never seen her miss a race. I guess what I am trying to say is thank all of you for bringing my family together by answering my overly basic question.
Brandon
lucky man.
if she ever gets tired of living in the USA send her over.
I'll try and keep that in mind. I need to have her there to help me with my scout first. :evil: :evil: Plus, I don't drink so the whole beer thing is out of the question. Although she has never been afraid of holding a carb open on a car while trying to suck a fire of life back into the engine.
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Kick it in the guts Berry
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