oil on a plug?
oil on a plug? change my plugs last night and 1 of them had oil on it. Should i worry about it? I dont think the car is smokeing. What could have cause this? Do i have a ring fried? hope not, Thanks John
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It can't hurt. Basically it catches all the oil vapors that the PCV system shoots into your intake. Check Accurate Machine Works ------------------------>
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I'm going to do this. The other week I found oil on all my plugs. I'm hoping it's from the shiny new PCV I just put in there. I'm going to check the compression just in case. I'd be a little concerned since it's only one cylinder.
I'm going to do this. The other week I found oil on all my plugs. I'm hoping it's from the shiny new PCV I just put in there. I'm going to check the compression just in case. I'd be a little concerned since it's only one cylinder.
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