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    I was wondering if you can reuse the valve cover gasket on a 150 hino? If not I will try to get them before I start to set the valves. thanks Sid

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    Might be able to - might be just fine. But you won't know until it's all back together.

    Gaskets are consumables - I look for opportunities to replace things like that so I don't have to worry about them failing - which you know they will, at the most inopportune time...cuz it's a boat
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    • #3
      "I was wondering if you can reuse the valve cover gasket on a 150 hino?"

      As one point of reference I have had the covers off of about 2 dozen Hino's for head torque and valve ajustments and have only replaced the gasket on one. Similar with the Weterbekes gensets except I have never replaced a VC gasket. FWIW - the gaskets are not 'marine parts" either.

      Hoe this helps
      Northport NY

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      • #4
        thanks for responding I will take the cover off & see if they are ok to use or get new gaskets

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        • #5
          kunakoi wrote:
          thanks for responding I will take the cover off & see if they are ok to use or get new gaskets
          When you do it, try to keep O ring gasket in slot to keep it from expanding while opened up.
          Started boating 1965
          Bayliners owned: 26 Victoria, 28 Bounty, 32, 38, and 47 since 1996

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          • #6
            Check the gaskets for cracks or hardening. After a valve job last year, the strbd. valve cover gasket leaked all over and I had to replace it; port was fine. I kind of figured the mechainic would check the gasket and advise me before putting it back on. At last check, I think I paid $16 for a gasket at North Harbor Diesel. The gaskets look like a normal flat one like on a car but they are pretty thick. The valve covers have a deep channel that the gasket is inserted into, leaving only about a 1/8 " thickness of material to make contact on the head.

            Frank
            "Safe Boating is No Accident"
            Everett Sail and Power Squadron

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