Topic: I changed my valve cover gasket in frame and I made a video.

[Jayelwin]

So people had mentioned being able to change the valve cover gasket on a CB 750 without removing the bike from the frame and I thought someone somewhere would've posted a video about it but I could not find one. So when I decided I needed to do this I figured I might as well videotape myself doing it and post it.

[Schnell]

Good to know. Thank you for posting this!

[flybox1]

Nicely done! 

[Jayelwin]

I thought about doing it at night with a handheld camera and speed metal playing in the background but I got lazy.

[Airborne 82nd]

Excellent +10 gazillion I vote this should go in Tips & Tricks and/or FAQ if not already there.

[MCRider]

In the many years I've been here, this topic has reappeared many times. This is definitive. It also gives cred to the idea you can install them dry. And a reason to install them dry is so you can get them off cleanly if need be.

I still use gasgacinch on one side to position cover gaskets, but I'm confident I won't have  to do them over. Had I made a mistake on the cam cover gasket, I would have regretted that. (Well not me as I have a frame tube kit, but you see what I mean).

Same can't be said for head cheese and pucks.

[Prospect]

Nice.  Good to know.  I would have thought it can't be done. 

[Timindecaturga]

I need to do mine and this was perfect
Thanks


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[ken65]

10/10  thanks