1. Mark your plug wires 1-4 2. Remove your plug wires 3. Take off the 2 to 3 hoses connected to the Valve Cover. 4. Remove the 4 bolts from the coil packs and remove coil packs 5. Remove 6 bolts from Valve cover. 6. Clean up valve cover and make sure no gasket is left over. 7. Put new gasket on and repeat this in reverse for installation. Note: You will have to call Autozone or a local dealership to find out the torque specifications on your valve cover bolts. I usually replace them, but it is not necessary.
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 valve cover pull off the valve cover gasket and put new one up making sure you dont over tighten the valve cover bolts make sure you have correct torque replace all the o rings inside valve cover while changing main gasket for best results
If the light is on, it will need checked and diagnosed.
Under the valve cover there are seals on top of the plug tubes, you will need to replace the valve cover gasket and plug tube seals.
Take the valve cover off. Remove the old gasket. Put new gasket on. Replace valve cover. complete directions at this site http://www.autozone.com/servlet/UiBroker?ForwardPage=/az/cds/en_us/0900823d/80/18/20/c1/0900823d801820c1.jsp
If you are asking because of your valve cover leaking oil, there was a recall on that year valve cover gasket.
Only when it is leaking.
A broken valve cover gasket will lead to a very large oil leak, replacing it is relatively simple requiring only basic tools. First unplug the battery and remove the spark plugs, along with all the valve cover mounting nuts and bolts. Remove the old gasket and set the new one in place, using a gasket sealer is recommended.
just burning off road grime if your not leaking oil
Could be a leaking valve cover gasket
Attached to the valve cover is a hose on the driver side. Unscrew the nut closest to the valve cover and that is the PCV valve. It is a straight PCV valve, not the elbow shape you may be looking for.
Perhaps valve cover gasket is leaking oil onto plug area