FEL-PRO VS 50588 R Engine Valve Cover Gasket Set for Toyota Sienna

Actual FEL-PRO gasket. Worked great no more leaking from the valve covers. Advice for anyone who hasn't done the cylinder rings before just know there's metal tabs on the cover itself that need to be slightly bent up to remove and replace the rings. The rings slightly right in with a light coating of fresh oil. There are metal rings inside so be careful not to damage when installing.

This valve cover Gasket Set fits my 2001 Toyota Sienna XLE perfectly. The vehicle has a manufacture date of August 2020. I purchased the vehicle new in September 2020. There is another set of valve cover gaskets that from Fel-Pro for this same vehicle that almost overlaps this manufacture date. I was really unsure if this one was the correct gasket set. But I read in another review that the key difference is whether the engine has VVT the (Variable Valve Timing) option, which my engine has. So No. VS 50588 R is the correct one for VVT engines. Installing the gasket on the front valve cover is a piece of cake. Gaining access to the rear valve cover is another matter. You have to take half the car apart and have contortionist hands to reach the bolts on the back of the air intake manifold. Thank goodness for Youtube videos. I wouldn't have even bothered replacing the rear gasket if it wasn't for the fact that I was losing enormous amounts of oil. The old gasket was so brittle after 22 years that it broke into pieces when I took it out. So now that the gaskets are in, I have no oil leaks. While I had access, I replaced the rear spark plugs, coils, and the PCV valve. I didn't want to go through this exercise again.

This is my go to manufacture for gaskets, especially these these blue gaskets are durable and made very well came with everything needed. I bought an intake that the gasket goes on. It came with the gasket. I took that gasket off and purchased this because Phil PRO is a name I trust And I’ve used their gaskets and have yet to be let down so Valpro for the win!

Avalon 2000 v6 XL.

Worked flawlessly, exact fit, I have been using FelPro products since I started working on cars and rely on the quality of their product. Why 4 stars? The packaging could be more sturdy and had to remove them from packaging and lay flat for a day before using.

fit just like it said for my 06 toyota sienna

A pain to put the rear valve cover gasket on but well worth it. Plan on about two hours on a good day four on a bad.

Great high quality gasket set.. Very good material and design. I originally installed the spark plug tube seals upside down so I'm hoping someone can learn from my mistake! The end with the 2 seals faces up towards the valve cover.. The tapered end faces down and goes over the spark plug tube seals. Sticking them in the freezer made the tube seals much easier to install in the valve cover. Take your time cleaning off all mating surfaces with brake cleaner.. Prep is key! Add a two 5/16th washers to each valve cover bolt or buy entire new ones from the dealer.. because the crush washer will already be compressed which can cause the shoulder on the bolt to bottom out before proper clamping force is applied to the gasket. Your torque wrench will read that youve got it torqued down properly because the bolt is bottomed out but the gasket will not be fully compressed. Prevent leaks buy adding those washers or buying new bolts/crush washers.

As good as a toyota replacement part and quality the same.

Great fit and product, no more leak even after 10k miles

Thick blue silicone gasket and spark plug seals. Put spark plug seals in freezer and when you go to install just wipe the seal with WD-40 and you should be able to push the seal in completely with your thumbs.

worked well enough, front side didnt exactly match, had to f#$$ with it, luckily back side fit well.

Good