Will a 2F valve cover fit a F head?
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I'm pretty sure that the mounting studs are longer, but if you got some of those it should work. IIRC
Try using some hitack sealant on it, or perhaps some blue RTV. Or have you already tried it?
Try using some hitack sealant on it, or perhaps some blue RTV. Or have you already tried it?
Bodean
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My previous truck (74) had a 78 2F v/c on it and it worked great. The later 2F (fj60) v/c won't work. Too short (height).
Later,
Later,
I pitched that worthless peice of tin 2 years ago and put on a 2f cover on mine, no leaks anymore
Oh and no one mentioned, you need to use a 2f gasket too
Oh and no one mentioned, you need to use a 2f gasket too
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Straight bolt on for a 67-74 engine. Won't work with the earlier ones tho.
You'll also need the 2F gasket, the 2F acorns and grommets.
If you're running a stock air cleaner, you'll need a couple of elbows for the double dogleg in the PCV hose from the valve cover to the air cleaner.
If you use a 79-80 valve cover, you can reuse the 73-74 oil filler cap. If you use a 75-78 valve cover, you'll also need the press on filler cap.
AND, if it's on a pre-72 F engine, you'll end up with TWO oil filler caps!
You'll also need the 2F gasket, the 2F acorns and grommets.
If you're running a stock air cleaner, you'll need a couple of elbows for the double dogleg in the PCV hose from the valve cover to the air cleaner.
If you use a 79-80 valve cover, you can reuse the 73-74 oil filler cap. If you use a 75-78 valve cover, you'll also need the press on filler cap.
AND, if it's on a pre-72 F engine, you'll end up with TWO oil filler caps!
