MIATA Cam Angle Sensor and Valve Cover Gasket 

painting the valve cover when u have to change the gasket was one of the most rewarding things I've done to the yata. It makes a big difference

Sal, Alina is a JEWEL! SHE'S AWESOME

You two make some awesome videos! Love the consistency! Can't wait to see your channel grow in the future!

really enjoying these vids!

Great video, I wish I had such a cute assistant when working on my Miata 92 :) Lucky you! Greetings from Belgium.

Awesome videos I really enjoy your content. You 2 are a killer team great work

Nice to see a Her and Him team working on a vehicle.

Haven’t had this issue yet but imma get prepared just in case. Thanks for the reminder

Great video! First thing you should do when you buy a leaking NA is the CAS. I've seen so many people on FB groups/forums say they're going to replace the rear main seal assuming that's the source of the leak before even checking the CAS. You probably saved several people hours and money with this video!

You two are goals! My girl would never get her hands dirty like this haha. Thanks for showing us how it’s done, it’s gonna save me from taking the yata to the shop

Thaks for showing the R/R on the CAS

Yall got that thing looking sweet!!

this was very interesting !

4:31: I can agree with you on that... I had to waste 2 week in order to getting it in... Turns out there got a bit too much oil on the ring so it srsly just wouldn't fit anymore... Ended up getting a new ring and went in flawless lol

After you replace the CV boots, start spraying that and other rubber bushings with 303 UV spray when doing maintenance or oil changes.

Man I love using those tunnel alignments! They’re literally lower car friendly 😅

bro, i nearly completely broke my pcv valve too, i replaced my valve cover gasket, and when i attempted to put the pcv back in, holy hell it took a phat minute

Just replaced mine today and wrinkle blacked the valve cover and added fresh hardware. The engine bay now looks cleaner than the outside of the car. Lol

hey man I saw u at south clemente cars and coffee and I loved ur car! idk if u saw a silver NB last week that was me! love the build keep it up!

While you're in that area you should have replace the cursed water plug under the CAS/Coil coz that oil leak from the CAS will cause that to crack and leaks

Man I had this same amount of oil leak in my Miata… one day I was about to “just replace the water pump” and ended up making a full engine rebuild 🤣 …. Now I have a no leaks Miata tho ✌🏼

9:30 ish (lol) damn those poor framerails... MAybe you should try and get some frail rail braces to put on? That way the car will be more solid and when scraping it'll save those at least a bit :p

💙💜❤️🤍 86!

So brave wearing something with white stripes to clean oil out from under a car 😅

Might be a dumb question but - Is a leaking CAS o ring enough to make the car sputter and stall, and eventually not start? Current situation with my 89 NA. All parts are new eg - fuel pump, filter, spark plugs, leads, o2 sensor etc. last thing I can think of is CAS sensor

Gave a like, because this stuff looks hard. I don't have any experience with working on cars and I wouldn't mess my current daily driver (its a 2017 Chevy Cruze) like this since its my only car right now, but I thought about getting a 90s Miata as kind of a project car to learn to work on it (I would be keeping it as close to stock as possible with the exception of a real rollbar mod) do you think this would be a good car for a beginner like me to work on? I've been a machinist using a CNC machine and have had to replace fixtures and hoses before running parts at an areospace company that I used to work for and part of my job was also keeping that machine clean by removing all that gunk and oil, so I don't mind getting my hands dirty. Cars like this kind of remind me of old CNC machines from the 80s. I may have never owned a Miata but I have test driven a really run down one at a used dealership before, it was a 2000 NB but the asking price was too high for the condition it was in. I feel like if it was in decent shape when giving it a test drive I would have bought it, because these cars have so much potential even if its an automatic. I do need to learn to drive stick though to really understand the fun factor of this car. The pedal response is fantastic compared to my modern Chevy. But I've been obsessed with the Mazda Miata from the 90s since I was a kid in 1998 playing Gran Turismo.

Did this a few months ago

no rtv between the gasket and cover?

love the videos man! How should I promote my small channel?

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Someone forgot to link the items in the description 😂

Alena's is one auto-smart lady.