FEL-PRO VS 50773 R Engine Valve Cover Gasket Set for Honda Odyssey

Work great on a J35 Acura RDX engine. Installs easily & fits great...At the right torque, this does not leak after 20k miles, but do put gasket maker on the corners near the timing belt area especially. Either replace the PVC valve or clean it with alcohol or Techron to relieve any crankcase pressure that [could've] or may cause another leakage flareup. Another tip that I wish I would have learned to avoid scarring up the valve cover when removing spark plug seals- buy a seal puller that you can also use for the CV axles seal (that you eventually have to do for the cars) Also be VERY ginger in retightening up the bolts. I'm not sure of the torque amount, but its just a little more than hand tight. I was a bit too manly and broke one off in the engine and had to drill it out, turning this simple job into a multi day affair, at the cost of around $25 per bolt from Honda. The rising engine heat stretches the longer bolts out first.

These are perfect and fit great. Make sure to be very cautious when prying out the old spark tube seals from the valve cover. I used an 18" pry bar and they came out relatively easy. When installing the new spark tube seals I used a large rubber mallet/ deadblow. I simply gave them some gentle love taps an they went right in. Definitely lubricate the seals and the spark tube with fresh engine oil before forcing them on or you will cut them and have leaks.... Ask me how I know that... For the valve cover bolts I snipped off the old seals, put them in a vice, and used a socket and hammer to bump them on and it worked great. Also check the valve cover for wear around the tube seals. My front valve cover looked good on the outside, but the inside had completely deteriorated until it was paper thin. Had to replace that too.

Excellent, fit perfectly

Fel pro is the way to go Perfect fit no leaks

If you’re hear, you’re a DIYer. The removal of those old spark plugs seals is going to be the most challenging part of this project. There are many YouTube videos showing how to punch it out with a screwdriver and such. DON’T!!!! Most valve covers are aluminum and not steel and CAN get chipped and marked with the tool thus compromise the seal on the replacement. Try to pry up the old seals by leverage instead, less chance of making any mistakes and leaving any marks. I only found out about this because my back cover was leaking. And when also replacing the front cover as one job I found out that the front spark plugs seals was dented from a previous valve gaskets replacement from a repair shop about 3 years back. There were tool marks that caused my spark plugs tubes to be flooded (2 tubes out of 3) over times. Best of luck folks…..hey if you screw up. They also sell the valve cover separately here on Amazon because that what I ended up doing. LOL.

Had a 2010 honda pilot with misfires from plug well filling up with oil from bad gasket. With this kit and some cursing and praying, I was able to fix vehicle and get it back on the road.

2008 Toyota Sienna if they are cold let them sit in the sun, it makes them more pliable and a little bit easier to see into the valve cover and it also helps them not pop out as easily when they are cold.

Not sure if i got a old one but it didnt last even a month before it started to leak oil, when we open it, all the gaskets started to desintegrade, not lasting very long

Buen producto, cumple las espectativas de calidad

Fit my honda accord perfectly. had oil leaking into spark plug tubes. intake manifold gasket, and throttle body gaskets are required to complete the job

Falta de partes en el paquete

Los empaques de las tapas muy bien,los empaques y tapas de los tornillos muy bien,pero los empaques de los tubos de las bujías sumamente fragiles no aguantaron al colocarlos