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99rseclipseJun-29-04 03:38 AM
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#76803, "oil in spark plugs"


          

i recently re-gapped my spark plugs, and i found cylinders 1 and 4 , the actual sparkplug tip, that goes into the top of the cylinder, was soaked in oil,. now about a month ago, ijust replaced all the o rings, and the rest of the valvecover gasket,,, so im not sure whats up,, ive never had any proboems before,,,also, it makes a very hessitant putter when i take off.. sounds like its backfiring..it will usually only do this when i am in the lower rpm range...any help on what this might be, or how to fix it would be great!!

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BlizareJun-29-04 09:33 AM
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#76804, "RE: oil in spark plugs"
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why the hell is this in the transmission sec.


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#76805, "RE: oil in spark plugs"
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Moved... arg..

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#76806, "RE: oil in spark plugs"
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Pull your VC gasket and the plug well gaskets again. Wipe them all down really good and then put a bead of RTV in the little track the gaskets sit in on the VC. Insert the gaskets in the VC. Then put a small bead on the head, particularly where the surfaces rises sharply near the cam ends. Reinstall and retorque. Wait at least 8 hours before you start the car. Consider the problem fixed imo.

  

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