go to an auto parts store they should be able to tell you my bf just did ours but i cant remember i think 16 pounds dont qoute me on that though just ask a parts store
just tighten it snuggly .it will be fine as long as there is all the bolts in it
Tighten each one uniformly just until they stop, any further and you squeeze out the gasket, any less and it leaks.
The valve cover torque specs for a 1989 Honda Accord is between 20 and 25 pounds per square inch. Proper torque is important to keep the cover in place without causing damage or leaks.
Not sure about the 1989, but 1990-1993 it goes into the valve cover. Look for a hose running to the valve cover and the PCV valve should be what is at the end of it pushed into the valve cover.
First locate the valve cover. If the motor is a 4 cylinder there will only be one valve cover. If it is a 'v6' it will have two as well as v8 automobiles. With a Socket wrench and extention locate the valve cover bolts that go around the cover bolting it to the top of the engine (cylinder head.) Usually the valve cover will have the 'Oil Filler' cap on it. (Where you add oil to the engine...) With the correct size socket remove the bolts that hold down the valve cover. Lift the valve cover up and away from the cylinder head. You may need to strike it with a soft mallet to get it to release. Once it's off you will see the rockers/springs. Be careful to keep the old gasket debrey from entering the rocker valley. With a razer scrap all remaining gasket from the cylinder head. Some gaskets have an "UP" side so make sure you look over your gasket for any indicators. Then apply your new gasket. Then put your valve cover back on carefully so your new gasket does not move. Slide the bolts back into place and tighten from the middle out. Tighten the bolts until they just about snug then move to the next opposing bolt. So Center, Bottom Center, Left, Bottom Left, Right, Bottom Right etc. Once they are all snug go back and turn the wrench another half turn to tighten them up. *Do Not Over Tighten The Bolts.* or damnage to the gasket or bolt breakage may occur. If oil leaks from the cover check for loose bolts or gasket breakage. Edit by Loosenut: Torque spec is 12lbs. for the valve cover bolts.
It is in the valve cover.
Look on the valve cover. There is a small hose running from the air filter cover to it.
The pcv valve on a 1989 Camaro is located in the top of the valve cover. It plugs into a rubber grommet and is easily replaceable.
In the right rear of the valve cover.
remove cowling it is on the passenger side valve cover
Usually on valve cover with vac hose to carb.
65 ft/lbs