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Old 12-06-2005, 10:39 PM
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oily sparkplug

my car is 96 sl2 manual tranny. just wondering why one of my sparkplug is always oily. the one near the engine mount pasenger side. i think its #1 cylinder. my engine runs fine on idle. but misfire on accelation at around 2000-3000rpm. my sparkplugs are new and gap clearance is correct. also oily on top of cylinder cover around that same sparkplug. anyone know why and how to fix the problem?
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Replace the valve cover gasket. Guaranteed to fix the problem.
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Re: oily sparkplug

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Replace the valve cover gasket. Guaranteed to fix the problem.
yeah sounds like valve cover leak. probably the oil fouled the spark plug, so new plugs will be needed. i will say go with ac delco rapidfires for plugs as they are the best i have used in my car and ive been through many different ones.
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