OEM Saturn Astra Valve Cover Gasket

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Saturn Astra Valve Cover Gasket ensures that the spirited smaller engine runs clean and strong. The Saturn Astra is popular with the European fashion, taut suspension tuning and rev-happy and 1.8 liter engine which is coupled by a five speed manual or four speed automatic transmission that makes it a lively commuter. The interior of the Saturn Astra welcomes its occupants with comfortable seats, easy to read gauges and optional StabiliTrak which provides the car with better control but does not compromise on the budget conscious car user who still gets a firm gas mile. Those strengths are guarded by regular maintenance with factory parts and the Valve Cover Gasket yields on that list. The Valve Cover Gasket is located in the middle of the valve cover and the cylinder head and seals oil contained within the top end, keeps out the dirt and is subjected to heat and vibrations all the time. New Valve Cover Gasket avoids greasy messy spillage that may suffocate the camshafts with lack of lubrication or cause smelly burnt oil to fill the cabin. Constructed of soft rubber and shaped to a fit into the alloy head, every gasket to a Saturn Astra prevents contraction so that the engine continues to run with sharp performance mile after mile. Installation of a new Saturn Astra Valve Cover Gasket involves letting the engine cool, disconnection of the battery and other hoses that are interfering, loosening the cover bolts in a cross pattern, cleaning the mating surfaces, setting the gasket with small dots of RTV at corners, tightening the bolts up to specifications, and finally reattaching the parts and checking to see if the gasket is not leaking.