Valve Cover Gasket Replacement – HOW TO – Toyota/Lexus 4.7

Valve Cover Gasket Replacement – HOW TO – Toyota/Lexus 4.7

Replace the leaking valve cover gasket on your truck, easily, with this step by step video. This is a 2005 Tundra, but will apply to other Toyota and Lexus trucks.

Parts used in the video:

Valve Cover Gasket Set” https://amzn.to/2Kqa4jZ
Permatex Ultra Black RTV: https://amzn.to/35c3yFg

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GordoSTI says:

Badass perfect video, bout to do my 4runner tomorrow. One of the clearest vids i have ever seen TY!!

Chris Ross says:

torque 53in/lbs

Gabriel Huanosto says:

How’s it been running so far better?

Gabriel Huanosto says:

This is about the same process for ls430 2003 Lexus? Right?

Jose_ says:

Nice video thank you for the info will be using ur link

cisa93 says:

I use PURPLE cleaner full strength in a pan to remove all that varnish. let it soak for a few minutes and then agitate it with a parts brush to leave it clean! I also use a small dab of dielectric grease with reconnecting the spark plug wires and electrical leads to the coils. Change the spark plugs (iridium) at 100,000 miles as suggested by Denso/NGK.

Sheldon Charron says:

Thanks buddy! This is on my to do list for my GX470. Any concerns about the brake cleaner destroying the hoses and electrical wiring?

Luis Fernando LB says:

Do you happen to know the function of the hose you removed at 2:05
thank you for the video helped alot

D H says:

My 2007 Tundra with 2UZ-FE shows 7 ft lbs for the bolts in the manual. Why does everyone keep saying 53 in lbs which would come to about 4.5 ft lbs? Oh, I see, this is a 2005? help me understand.

Cassy Samel says:

Thanks for the vid. I just finished the job from watching this. My 03 V8 4runner is slightly different from the engine you worked on. The driver's side is pretty much the same but the passengers side has less room too work on. You definitely have to remove the air box and also unbolt the transmission fluid dipstick tube from the oil dipstick tube in order to access the cover bottom bolts. Actually it was more challenging than the driver's side IMO.

Cafelnet Diaska says:

How long I've to wait to tight up after putting sealer

Rochad Andre says:

Thanks for this video I just finished mine. I noticed @ 20:28 you had the spark plugs gasket backward. Have you checked I see if oils leaking In the spark plug hole.

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