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valve cover gasket????

Discussion in 'XJ Technical Chat' started by wonderdawg, Apr 8, 2010.

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    Are the valve cover gaskets still availble??? I am having a really hard time finding them. So if anyone has a suggestions as to where I can find them for sale.

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    W. D.
     
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    Len (chacal) he has everything.
     
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    I just bought one and they have dropped in price from last year. Last year I was quoted between $85-$95 from the local Yamaha dealer and when I ordered one last week, the sales rep told me it had dropped to $55 my cost. I'm talking about the rubber grooved "H" shaped one for the XJ750 1981. CND dollars...
     
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    hey wonderdawg its a really good idea to replace the rubbers on the valve cover bolts at the same time if you haven;t done it already. They shrink down over time and quit putting presure on the valve cover causing the gasket to leak.
     

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