2003 cadillac cts valves cover gasket remove

[@pkallday9256]

Sweet thanks man I’m here for my thermostat replacement and there actually isn’t step by step vids on KZbin so I checked this one out and sure enough thanks bro good vid, nice and chill speed, followed along just fine

[@gilh4221]

Its titled head gasket remove, he did just that. The rest is just the reverse. I have removed all this before to replace the oil cooler( yes, there is an oil cooler that's underneath the area where he put the red rag..crazy huh?) . It's good for me to get refreshed on the procedure. Nicely informed. I just wasn't sure I would have to remove all the same stuff to get to the valve cover....oh boy

[@redsreelz7521]

Your not suppose to use rtv on rubber gaskets. Using rtv will cause leaks. You can use very small dabs of rtv to help hold the gasket in place (no more than 6 the 4 corners and 2 in the middle) when putting valve cover back on

[@rockylewis7882]

Thanks fa the video bro....great attentive to detail

[@BrowardWayD]

Man y’all leave the guy alone .... bro good video Hommie keep doing your thing ... don’t let the haters stop you

[@ma7shipapi]

Thanks for the video you explained everything perfect but I can't find the second part to the video? Unless you didn't post another video to continue?

[@jacobbuchberger971]

U should do a Video on changing spark plugs.

[@barbershores]

One thing I am having trouble with. The plate the ECM is bolted to. I see the 2 bolts attaching it to the intake manifold, but what do you have to do to disconnect it from the other side above the intake manifold? ------------------------ Okay, since then, I finally figured it out. Looking at the motor from the front, on the left hand side, passenger, down below is a pump. Looks like it is for the heater water. I disconnected the electrical connector, removed the two e type bolts, pushed it up and away, and barely the two other bolts holding the ECM plate are accessible. I got the left hand valve cover off, and was surprised to find that the cover is made of plastic, and that the seals, what was left of them, were hard as a rock. I got them out and will clean the cover tomorrow. One thing left. How do I get the o rings that seal the cam cover bolts out? They are hard as a rock too. My gasket kit includes rubber o rings which appear to be the right size. But, I am afraid to damage the plastic cover attempting to remove them. Any ideas?

[@AntonioHernandez-ym9cx]

what happens if I have too much oil where the spark plugs are and what can I do to fix it, I just washed the throttle body and the pcv valve and then I realized that the spark plugs have too much oil can you confirm if they are the head gaskets or what do I have to do for this problem, I have stopped my cts 03 for a long time due to many problems that arise

[@juanm0626]

I did everything you said, when i put it back together there was a loud air sucking noise from the top of the intake.and it was missing, what do you think is wrong what did i forget to do or miss. Please help.

[@pimpninacadi]

How do you remember everything you disconnected?

[@TonyStark-lp6qf]

It's coil pack my guy

[@user-cl1wk9lx5p]

P0343

[@pilsburydoeboii]

I am de captain now

[@donaldcarter3393]

I AGREE WITH THE PREVIOUS FELLAS; CAN'T FIND THE CONTINUATION?? YOU LEFT OFF AT VALVE COVER CLEAN UP. "WHAT HAP'N NO RETURN MON'!?? YOU GE 2 VIDEO CLIP; BUT DIDN'T RETURN WITH 3ED VIDEO AFTER COVER CLEAN UP?

[@jay_tarantula899]

Dont take advice from a guy that doesnt know what an intake is.

[@509donj]

Thanks jay tarantula I hope the video helped you and if it didn’t my apologies.

[@wendellgreenidge3362]

@@509donj video was very helpful, there is always a hating clown

[@niazk812]

waste of time

[@luissoto6736]

yo you need to go back to school you dont need remove alot part you say