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Removing the Cylinder Head Cover on the Ford Ka

Model: Ford Ka MK 1 - Years 1996-2008
Part: Cylinder head

This guide provides instructions on how to remove and replace the cylinder head cover or rocker cover on the Ford Ka. First, open the bonnet and start by removing the leads or connectors from the spark plugs; then use a socket spanner with an extension to unscrew all the bolts of the cylinder head cover to remove it, as shown in the video. Next, replace the gasket or the entire cylinder head cover if damaged; then reassemble everything by applying the reverse procedure!

Updated on 18 June 2026 by ScegliAuto

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