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This kits contains both valve cover gaskets, oil cap and valve cover breather hose commonly replaced together.
1986, 1987, 1988, 1989, 1990, 1991 Mercedes 560SEC
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$44.06
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$45.90
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$59.00
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1986, 1987, 1988, 1989, 1990, 1991 Mercedes 560SEC
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$11.89
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$12.39
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$15.50
1986, 1987, 1988, 1989, 1990, 1991 Mercedes 560SEC
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$12.29
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$12.80
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$14.00
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1986, 1987, 1988, 1989, 1990, 1991 Mercedes 560SEC
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$7.89
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$8.22
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$14.50
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1986, 1987, 1988, 1989, 1990, 1991 Mercedes 560SEC
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$9.09
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$9.47
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$15.50

Mercedes 560SEC valve cover gasket typically cost between $7.89 and $44.06.

What Are Common Signs That My Mercedes 560SEC Valve Cover Gasket Needs Replacing?

If you’ve noticed a fresh puddle of oil on your driveway, or oily streaks clinging to the sides of your engine, your Mercedes 560SEC valve cover gasket may be failing. The smell of oil burning under the hood often shows up next, since oil can drip onto the hot exhaust and start to cook. Engine misfires aren’t out of the question either, as oil sometimes pools in the spark plug wells, throwing off the ignition. Catching these issues early gives you a good shot at steering clear of bigger, costlier repairs down the line.

How Difficult Is It To Replace The Mercedes 560SEC Valve Cover Gasket?

Tackling a Mercedes 560SEC valve cover gasket replacement isn’t the simplest task you’ll find under the hood, but it isn’t reserved for pros only. You’ll need to move several hoses, maybe the ignition wires, and clear a path to the valve cover itself. Cleaning the old gasket off takes some patience. Rushing through can leave behind enough debris for a new leak to start. Proper tightening, neither too loose nor too tight, matters. If you haven’t done much engine work before, this is one job where calling in a skilled hand makes sense.

What Tools And Supplies Are Needed For Mercedes 560SEC Valve Cover Gasket Replacement?

A basic toolkit will cover most of what you need for replacing a Mercedes 560SEC valve cover gasket. Familiar sockets and extensions usually do the trick, but don’t skip the gasket scrapers—leftover bits of the old gasket spell trouble. Rags clean everything up before the new gasket goes on. A torque wrench helps you follow the specs, so you don’t risk overtightening. You might keep some gasket sealant nearby, just in case it’s needed. Check the plug wells—if oil’s gotten in, those seals should get swapped too, saving you a second round of work.

How Long Can I Drive With A Leaking Mercedes 560SEC Valve Cover Gasket?

Driving with a bad Mercedes 560SEC valve cover gasket might seem harmless at first, especially if it’s just a little seepage, but the story doesn’t stay simple for long. Leaking oil often finds its way to hot engine parts and produces smoke that grabs your attention. It can get worse—lost oil leads to drops in oil pressure and unneeded scraping inside the engine. The plug wells may fill with oil, triggering misfires. If you think the gasket’s leaking, making time for repairs soon is best for your car’s health and your peace of mind.

What Is The Typical Cost For Mercedes 560SEC Valve Cover Gasket Replacement?

The final tab for a Mercedes 560SEC valve cover gasket swap falls into two main camps: paying a shop or tackling it at home. At a repair shop, most owners see totals somewhere between $250 and $450, all said and done. Walking the DIY road drops the cost, with a gasket set running $30 to $90, plus a handful of garage supplies. Cleaning products or fresh spark plug seals sometimes add to it, depending on what comes up once you open the engine. Either way, it pays to be ready for a few surprises.

Why Choose AutohausAZ For Your Mercedes 560SEC Valve Cover Gasket?

Shopping with us at AutohausAZ can take a lot of headache out of finding the right Mercedes 560SEC valve cover gasket. We know keeping your Mercedes running strong matters, but it shouldn’t mean spending an arm and a leg. That’s why our prices are cut down to size—even on parts that are hard to hunt down elsewhere. Orders move out quickly, landing at your door before dust gathers on your toolbox. The return process doesn’t tangle you in red tape, either; if something’s off, we set things straight right away. Our team has answers if you’re unsure about fitment, or just want a little advice to get started. You’ll feel the difference throughout your order—less hassle, more support, better prices. Whenever you’re ready for your next project, we’re here to help it go right, every step of the way.