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my 2.5s only got one lol, but ya they do leak oil sometimes, but i took mine off when i made my air intake, and just put a mini air filter on it!!! not a problem so far..
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i did it when i had the valve cover off. it will break off coming out. i broke the head and stuck a punch in there and pried it off. then i thought that i might have been able to cut slits on the grommet to relieve the strength.
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I know i probably sound like an idiot i have not had a whole lot of mechanical experience. dont laugh when i ask this but on a scale of one to ten how time consuming and difficult is removing the valve cover mine is in need of a new paint job the previous owner lived in the keys so the salt has not helped...
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just the screws that hold it down. a monkey can get it off. although i think he might have a hard time painting it and cleaning it. hmm, you never know. 21st century, anything is possible. but anyway, the hose clamp on the thermostat housing will get in the way a bit, but that's not really an issue. it is a good opportunity to go ahead and get that hose off, drain the coolant and put a new thermostat and coolant in while you're at it. oh, and a new valvecover gasket. just don't overtorque the screws.
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ok thank you i have always just drove the **** out of my vehicles but since this is my first vehicle i own i want it to run like it was built yesterday so therefore i will do everything in my power to make my baby purr lol