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Chevy/GMC 6.5L Leaky Valve Covers

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Thin rimmed metal valve covers, along with few hold down points cause difficult alignment of the valve cover gasket and uneven pressure. The result: Leaky Valve Covers on the Chevy/GMC 6.5L Turbo Diesel. Until now that is! Dieselsite has an answer.


Made from 1/4" Stainless Steel, these valve cover brackets contour the profile of the valve covers and apply even pressure all the way around the perimeter causing perfect even pressure to keep the engine oil in the engine where is belongs.


Better yet, the kit comes with valve cover studs that keeps the valve cover gasket in place as you install the valve cover. No more pinching the valve cover gasket out of place resulting in a leak.

Stop your oil leaks now. Get Dieselsite's stainless valve cover plates

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