It is not recommended to put RTV INSIDE the valve cover. If it were to turn loose and fall in a place that may cause a valve to not open correctly which could lead to damage to the valve or rocker arm. It is OK to use as a gasket sealer and the little bit that may squeeze through to the inside should not hurt anything. Do not try to use it as a patch though.
remove it, put high temp. RTV sealant around it and put it back
has to be heat resistant.
good vid on this on youtube, remove valve cover turn engine by hand till one valve is open"spring compressed, then adjust the valve at rest to .004, repeat on other valve, put a thin coating of rtv silicone on cover and reinstall,
no, use rtv sealant
it depends where you go and what or where is the leak. you know that if is where the cover and the cylinder head meets just buy rtv sealer and put some on. if is the cover it self(craked,rust,ect) just buy a new cover aprox $30 the most.
If using RTV it is 55 in-lbs, if using a permanent gasket it is 44 in-lbs.
the torque specs for valve covers on the 3.0 SOHC is 7ft/lb make sure to clean the oil and old gasket material off well and put the RTV in the corners. take great care not to roll the gasket on the rear valve cover!
Begin by removing the valve cover from your 1995 Dodge. Remove the valve cover gasket and clean the surface. Put the new gasket on and return the valve cover to its original position.
Remove the oil fill cap located on the valve cover or near the valve cover. Do not overfill.
take off the valve cover put on new gasket then put cover back on you if you cant figure it out you should be hit in the head with a tact hammer.
im guessing someone has told you that you have a 'leaking valve cover gasket'. the valve cover is normally on the top of the engine,above the pistons, sometimes its where you put the oil into. The gasket is where the cover joins with the block.
take off valve cover throw away old gasket replace old gasket with new put valve cover back on pwn