Re: 1984 AMC Eagle and Intake Manfold ID
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Re: 1984 AMC Eagle and Intake Manfold ID




I knew the valve covers were a problem. The one on my 86 Eagle leaks and I just haven't had the time to fix it. I had heard about the replacement covers before and had been giving some thought to getting one for my 86. I looked at the udpgrade procedure at that link. The 84 doesn't have that much stuff in the way (but my 86 sure does).

I have an 83 engine in my 70 Hornet, and bought a cast aluminum cover for it, came with a thick rubber gasket. I tapped the holes, got the surfaces spotless, alcohol wipe, glued the gasket down with thin film of silicone, cured overnight, thin film on the valve cover, attached with light, non-deforming torque, and let cure overnight before starting the engine.


Still leaks. At least it won't catch on fire :-)

Just FYI, I did the same technique to my Torqueflite A904 Mopar steel deep-sump pan, and it is absolutely oil-tight months later.








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