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Post by gse_turbo »

well put, i'm not sure i'd use 15-40 or 20-50 but i would atleast go up to 10-30, then again i live in colorado.

for the leak. 5-50 does get thin but i'm not sure it would rise past the cap unless there's too much preasure from the oil not runnig down fast enough.

for now i'd
(1) run an engine cleaner in the oil at you next change,
(2) do like spider said and get new lifters and replace the valve cover gasket.
(3)while you're doing that, check to make sure there's nothing ubstructing the oil returns
(4) and the most importent, use synthetic, anything other then 5 30W pensoil, it's the worst for slugging up a motor. I only use Royal Purple full synthetic

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Post by zerosilence »

how much will a valve cover and gasket run me ? my car isnt under warantee anymore so i can run royal purple. well it will be awhile before i start on the performance aspects on the car. got to do this first. and moved out of in-laws and having a three month old now. i will post pics of him soon gettin big lookin like his daddy. oh and it wont be a hondwoo. thanks
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Post by zerosilence »

i checked out the catalog even thought its eco tec it still supports the lanos 1.6? and willl the laganza tb fit on my car? thanks this helps a lot.
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well i guess i got mixed up, i was under the impression that you were building a nubi for some reason. the catalog i posted is for the nubi and leganza DOHC's, i'll look around for another vender it would be a good idea for you to do the same.

unfortionatly, the leganza tb wont fit without mods which might make it hard to close the hood.

look to ebay for the gaskets, it will be the cheapest.

also get to know the photo album, see what other people have done and ask the questions.
http://www.daewootech.com/forum/album_cat.php?cat_id=1

http://www.daewootech.com/forum/album_cat.php?cat_id=6

http://www.daewootech.com/forum/album_cat.php?cat_id=7

http://www.daewootech.com/forum/album_cat.php?cat_id=9

these are photo albums or all the related chasis or motor.


sorry i can't a great deal more help from here, i'm building a 2.2 and i'm more versedin that motor family.

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Post by gse_turbo »

if you need anything custom cut in metal like a header flange, let me know. i'm also working on a front camber kit for the lanos.

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Post by zerosilence »

how much will a valve cover and gasket run me? and what about smoked headlights or should i try to find some headlight protecters?
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Post by zerosilence »

nicely done! yeah im gonna need the plastic cover. how do you take off the valve cover?
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are you takling about replacing the plastic one only? if so i wouldn't bother i'd just take it off and keep it that way.
then again you could go all out and make an offer on this,
http://www.daewootech.com/forum/viewtopic.php?t=8472

if you're needing to replace the actual valve cover, then you'll need to remove the four bolts holding the valve covers cover. then pull the ten or so that hold the metal cover down, this is VERY EASY.

here's A pic OE style with the plastic cover,
http://www.daewootech.com/forum/album_p ... ic_id=2097

and here's what's underneath, basicaly,
http://www.daewootech.com/forum/album_p ... ic_id=1975

looks much better without the plastic piece.

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Post by zerosilence »

yea it does look better with out it did you polish it? i was going to replace it someday and paint it neon green W/black lettering. but this one is craked
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no these pics came out of the lanos photo album.

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The stock cover is dull not polished but I assume it would be easy to clean it up and polish it...or powdercoat it.

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Post by zerosilence »

ok heres some pics that i took today of the valve cover where it leaks and a pic of my baby

doesnt he look just like me
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pic below is to show you where it leaks from the valve cover seal.
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and here is where it leaks from the cap
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