Replacing 1.4 turbo Chevy Cruze valve cover

[@brandonsdiyprojects]

Have already drove over 50 miles with the new valve cover. No leaks fixed my oil leaking issue!

[@Sachertortehmmlecker]

Good instructions! For myself i would not touch this RTV without gloves, i think it is not really healthy. I have to do this repair in the near future, because the car repair shop is to expensive for this. Greetings from Germany

[@jessesan2003]

If you are going to do all this work, make sure to replace the oil cap and dipstick o-rings. This will ensure you don't have additional vacuum leaks.

[@Nathan-kq2ec]

Man that old gasket was brittle, and baked on to the head. Took a lot of work to get it off. Thanks for the tightening order and torque spec.

[@jessesan2003]

Made in Poland. This is an OEM replacement part. I replaced mine with the same one. This is a quality part and not some cheap Amazon part. 😊

[@aaronsauer5371]

I’ve got a sonic, where did you get that workshop manual?

[@richarddiaz8248]

Need to torque and torque in a sequence that’s why they leak

[@dilly2023]

Can you tell me the sequence because I need to replace mine soon

[@dilly2023]

Never mind the book shows

[@TribeofDavisdogtraining]

Thanks I was wonder why you torque was it to make the weight distribution correct or what. I will be using a torque wrench for sure and doing it in sequence