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Old 03-29-2011, 07:21 PM
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Whats up guys I was just wondering if anyone had some tips for me before I started pulling her apart. The only plugs with oil on the threads (not on electrode) is 3,4 and 7,8. My car isnt using oil and my mods are LS6 mani, slp lid/bellow, kooks LTS + some. Should I start by checking the mani to see if the pcv has oil in it? I was going to do a comp. test today but unfortunately I need a different spark plug connector =(.. Any advice would be appreciated.
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Whats up guys I was just wondering if anyone had some tips for me before I started pulling her apart. The only plugs with oil on the threads (not on electrode) is 3,4 and 7,8. My car isnt using oil and my mods are LS6 mani, slp lid/bellow, kooks LTS + some. Should I start by checking the mani to see if the pcv has oil in it? I was going to do a comp. test today but unfortunately I need a different spark plug connector =(.. Any advice would be appreciated.
Update: I did find a good amount of oil in the intake manifold ill continue with my investigation tomorrow. Another side note is it runs flawlessly =)
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Oil in the intake runner walls is usual. You could've had blow by on the piston rings and the oil squeezed out to the plugs. Was it thin runny oil or caked on thick oil
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Thin runny nothing caked, the oil in the mani was runny as well
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Oil in the intake runner walls is usual. You could've had blow by on the piston rings and the oil squeezed out to the plugs. Was it thin runny oil or caked on thick oil
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Typical Ls1...ferget about it.
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Sounds good to me..
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Have you ever had the plugs out before? It could be anti-sieze
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Originally Posted by 6speedt/a
Have you ever had the plugs out before? It could be anti-sieze
Negative.. Why would it only be on 4 plugs that are across from eachother?
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BTW thanks for the info guys it is appreciated. I hella wanna cam this thing so I need to do a compression test on this bad boy to make sure, I just have to make some time. I know with the srt it was usaully from the valve cover tube seals but thats apple to oranges, and I never had this problem with my LT1..



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