What are the symptoms of worn valve stem seals?

Worn valve stem seals often cause blue smoke to appear from the exhaust, particularly when you first start the engine or when decelerating. You might also notice an increase in oil consumption over time.

What material are these valve stem seals made from?

These valve stem seals are constructed from a durable rubber compound that is resistant to the high heat and oil present in the engine's valve train area.

Do these seals come with any installation hardware?

This set includes the valve stem seals themselves. Installation typically requires specific tools to compress the valve springs and remove/install the seals, and it's recommended to consult your vehicle's service manual for the proper procedure.

Victor Reinz Engine Valve Stem Seal Set SS45298

Name: MAHLE Original Dodge Charger 70 Engine Valve Stem Seal Set
Brand: Victor Reinz
Price: 13.53 USD
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MAHLE Original Dodge Charger 70 Engine Valve Stem Seal Set

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Victor Reinz SS45298 engine valve stem seal set. Helps prevent oil from leaking past the valve guides.

Key Features

Fits 168+ vehicle make/model combinations.
Durable rubber construction resists heat and oil.
Helps prevent oil consumption and exhaust smoke.
Essential for engine rebuilding and repair.
Designed for a proper seal around valve guides.

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Product Details

These Victor Reinz valve stem seals are made from a durable rubber compound, designed to keep oil from entering the combustion chamber through the valve guides. When valve stem seals wear out, you might notice blue smoke from your exhaust, especially on startup or deceleration, and oil consumption can increase. Replacing them is a common part of engine rebuilding or repair to ensure proper sealing and performance.

This set is designed to fit a wide variety of vehicles, including many Chrysler, Dodge, and American Motors models from the 1960s through the 1980s. The rubber material is chosen for its resistance to heat and oil, which are constant factors around the valve train. Ensuring a good seal here is critical for maintaining compression and preventing excessive oil burning, which can lead to fouled spark plugs and emissions issues.

When you're tackling an engine job that involves removing the cylinder heads, it's a good time to replace these seals. They are a relatively inexpensive part that makes a big difference in how your engine runs and how clean its exhaust is. Make sure to refer to your vehicle's service manual for the correct installation procedure.