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Hello guys just replacing the rocker cover gasket on my mk1 golf I have been given new stud and have few long ones and short ones I have been told to replace the long ones on the cover at the valve end now where is the valve end lol yes I know I have a complete brain dead moment is valve end near the cam where the timing belt goes or the opersite end thanks lol sorry for the silly question
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eternaloptimist
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The valves run along the head - they're not at one end or the other. Why are you replacing the studs if you're just changing the rocker gasket?
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XC70, VW split screen crew cab, Standard Ten
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Rich
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Having a mind blank need help URGENTRich
@foxmcintyre
Club Retro Rides Member 160
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The valves run along the head - they're not at one end or the other. Why are you replacing the studs if you're just changing the rocker gasket? VW modified the gasket kit from a cork gasket to a rubber one and you have to change the studs IIRC. Maybe they mean the timing belt end? |
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