The valve cover gasket is leaking

Thanks, for your help!The dealership told my son to use only synthetic fluids in a suzuki.I told him I was keepin it with oil that was put in when new. Thank again:)

Just changed this exact gasket today. First thing you have to do is remove the access cover to expose the Spark plug wires. There are 2 allen head screws that have to be removed. Next you need to remove the spark plug wires. They are numbered and have pull tabs on the spark plug end. DO NOT remove them from the coil pack. You can then swing the wires back out of the way. Next you need to remove the valve cover bolts. These require a "special" socket. It is basically a reverse torx head. You can buy the individual sockets at advance auto and probably other auto parts stores. Next remove the wiring harness from the camshaft position sensor. It has a locking clip on it that has to be pushed toward the front of the camshaft side of the engine then can be lifted straight out. Last you need to unclip the Timing belt front cover from the valve cover. There is also a small hose attached to the valve cover at the cam gears end. It will need to be pulled out of the way to remove the valve cover. Now you can remove the valve cover by lifting up and away from the timing belt cover. It is a bit of a tight fit but you should be able to lift it out without too much effort. When you remove the gasket from the cover, do not forget that there are o-rings around each bolt hole (on the inside of the valve cover). These o-rings look just like the valve cover material. If you are not looking closely you will not notice them. Install the new gasket and o-rings and put it all back together.