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bmx419gt
03-06-2007, 05:09 PM
So I posted almost a year ago about having a hole in my intake tube that I pached with silicon and adhesive. Well yesterday the car started shaking a lot at red lights in Drive, so today I replaced the patch with new adhesive and decided to change the spark plugs as well. The spark plugs were a little white but not too bad, but what surprised me was that there was alittle bit of oil on each one, not a lot. Is that a serious problem, I don't plan on keeping the car except for maybe another two months or three. It's a 91' Escort GT with about 160,000, first time I've changed the plugs since I bought it at about 140,000.

quickywd01
03-22-2007, 10:44 AM
New spark plugs are really cheap. Just get the right ones.

GTP Dad
03-22-2007, 12:29 PM
No it isn't a real issue although you may be looking at valve seals or rings in the future. White plugs usually indicate optimal burning. If you are concerned about the oil try a can of Restore at the next oil change. If the oil rings are leaking slightly this will help the problem and restore some of your compression.

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