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All 4 spark plugs soaked in oil...why?

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Old 07-19-2004, 05:10 PM
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sarasota/bradenton..university parkway 2 exits south from the state road 64 where the drag strip is located
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Old 07-19-2004, 07:21 PM
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yeah if you checked all that sounds like you might have bad rings but that even sounds kinda weird seeings how it jus suddenly started and never did it before
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i just dont understand cuz all of a sudden it did this right after i did my headgasket...
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Its the torque.... Get the specs from ARP, and retorque them... If it still does it you may have fucked up the head gasket.... and also, where is the oil on the plugs???? top side or bottom side???
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Old 07-20-2004, 04:30 PM
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the oil is on both sides of the plugs..top and bottom drenched in oil..i guess im goin to buy a oem headgasket and vavlecover gasket kit...so you think its my headgasket not anything on my bottom end..cuz i hope not.
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well if its on the white part of the plug where the wire attaches the it has to be the plug tube seals. replace them and the valve cover gasket and check things like cam timing and ign timing for they will change w/ a thicker head gasket.
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when mine did that it was the rings around the plugs on the valve cover. they told me to replace them and the valve gasket if i was switchin' heads. you might be able to check that, if you want to sell it still pm me.
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Originally posted by 97hatch
when mine did that it was the rings around the plugs on the valve cover. they told me to replace them and the valve gasket if i was switchin' heads. you might be able to check that, if you want to sell it still pm me.

+1 and if the oil gets inside the plug wires they might burn up and arc which will make you car bog down when you lay on it and if the wires are arching then you might also burn up your cap rotor and coil in the process especially at high revs.

If your car is burning the oil and smoking then you most likely have a problem with the headgasket. One fast way to check is to take the headers off and look inside the ports and inside the headers to see if there is sludge buildup.

Hope this helps. Its hard to diagnose a problem without looking at it. Just like a doctor cant diagnose a specific illness without bloodwork. It just cant be done over the phone or net.

Good luck.
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My idea is only based on the assumption that your rings aren't fried.
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same thing happened to me, when i put my valve cover gasket on i didnt seat the o-rings correctly for the spark plugs and my plugs got covered in oil, top and bottom.
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