In addition to what Bulls 1 and SW have said, I would add that replacing gaskets is good maintenance practice anytime you need to remove one to service something. Heat weakens and deteriorates all gaskets in time. In the process of removing an old stuck on gasket, you inevitably compromise it's integrity, even without any obvious sign, and chance future failure if you re-use it. The cost of having to go back in to replace it later is much greater than the cost of replacing it with a new one from the start.
how do i remover those two 14mm bolts behind the starter?
