How to replace valve cover gasket on 1999 Toyota Camry 2.2 L 

Thank you for taking the time to make and post this. It helped me this weekend. It was if you were standing right next to me!

Great video. Very informative and helpful. You included the tools & parts cost as well. Keep up the great work!

Very knowledgeable and informative. Nicely illustated. Thanks for your service. Really appreciate Thanks a lot

Thanks dude. Nice video.I will be doing this on a friends car this week. I'll let you know how it went.

this video is very detailed and specific apart from very well explained. Thanks !

I apologize for not showing the removal and replacement of the spark plug tube seals. They should come with your gasket kit, and you can access them once the valve cover is removed.

really very use full video, your explanation made it very easy I will really appreciate if you can add an oil pan gasket change if you have any please sir

Great Video. Thanks for sharing and educating

thanks for the tutorial!!

great video helped a lot!

Glad it was a help to you.

thanks. i do by my self

I just tried but it had a lil hiccup when i first cut it on then it started running smoothly. But i hear a lil whistle now

Did you torque the 30mm nuts to spec?

@cometwatch51 thanks for the video. i'm hoping this will solve my problem cause right now 2 of my spark plugs are misfiring on the same year and model car. was yours misfiring?

Good video everything was explained very well except you need to use a torque wrench and tighten the valve cover nuts to 33 ft/lbs

Thanks well done and straight to the point! Is there an alternative tool to use rather than a 30mm socket? I bought the gasket kit and did not realize that's how the cover was held on. Im used to american cars with smaller bolts around the perimeter. Thanks, I will try this soon.

Do we need to wait for the gasket sealer to become dry before we start the engine??

Hi James, I just bought a camry 1999 with 113000 miles on it. Before buying, I got it checked at tires plus, and they informed the oil pump is leaking. But now I am worrying if the car has oil sludge problem. How can I know if there is oil sludge. I checked the exhaust gas and it didn't smell at all. Also there is no soot in the exhaust pipe. I am really worried. Could you pls provide some tips. WIll be much appreciated.

I suppose you could use a large cresent wrench.

Mine was running slightly rough, and it could certainly misfire if the spark plug (or plugs) was completely immersed in oil.

everything is good except that gasket maker you put on lol, there are only a few spots id put it and definitely not all the way around, that's begging for a leak