I have a TINY hole in my valve cover from an old accident I had. It leaks very small amounts of oil. Im wondering if theres anything I can use to seal it back up. Ive been told JB will work but I dont want to risk that breaking down and getting into my motor? I dunno. What would you guys suggest?

 

u could get a small peice of metal and jb weld it around it

 

If I were to use jb weld, this hole is so small that I could simply apply it over the hole and i think it would work...Not sure though

 

That'll be fine. I JBWelded the air injection ports closed on my Y8 intake manifold close to 3 years ago and it's been fine.

 

u could also just buy a new one if you are worried about it. 30 0r 40 bucks for a d series

 

just buy a new one they are cheap.

 

I have a type R valve cover. Would like to fix if possible

 

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hondabond. I could care less. not like its critical, as long as no oil comes out.

 

I used JBweld for a one of the large holes for where one of my valve cover bolts broke and after having oil on it and dirt and pretty much everything else, it stood up fine for probably around a year and its still holding strong.
Just use jbweld....expecially for a small hole.