Oil in spark plug tube d15B7
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Oil in spark plug tube d15B7
I am having oil leak into my second spark plug. 1-2-3-4. I did a headgasket and valve cover gasket. Replaced the seals around the spark plugs. But I still have oil in my spark plug wire when I pull it out. I did some research and people were saying it would be the seals. I made sure that the spark plug is tight in place but I still am running into the same problem. Does anyone have any ideas? Thank you so much.
1995 Honda Civic DX
1995 Honda Civic DX
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Re: Oil in spark plug tube d15B7
Glad you figured it out. The D15B7 and B8 both had upper and lower plug tube seals. If you only replaced the upper, the lower (under the rocker arms) could still be leaking.
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Cheers.
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I am having oil leak into my second spark plug. 1-2-3-4. I did a headgasket and valve cover gasket. Replaced the seals around the spark plugs. But I still have oil in my spark plug wire when I pull it out. I did some research and people were saying it would be the seals. I made sure that the spark plug is tight in place but I still am running into the same problem. Does anyone have any ideas? Thank you so much.
1995 Honda Civic DX
1995 Honda Civic DX
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Re: Oil in spark plug tube d15B7
Is it bad. Well it will store heat around the spark plug and that's not exactly a good thing. IT won't kill you and you aren't losing oil pressure because of it. It's an inexpensive fix that just takes a little time, pretty simple really.
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Which car? The motors differ between trim levels and generations (years). And even then, that's assuming you bought a Honda.
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Okay, if the oil is coating the tube from the top all the way down then it's the ring seals on the valve cover (upper tube seal). If the tube is dry but there is oil in the bottom of the tube on top of the spark plug (plug wire tips are wet with oil) then it's the lower tube seal that is bad.
The lower seals require removing your rocker arm assembly to replace. One of them being a funky figure 8 seal.
If you need the FSM pages for it, just holler and I will post them up in this thread when I get home from work.
The lower seals require removing your rocker arm assembly to replace. One of them being a funky figure 8 seal.
If you need the FSM pages for it, just holler and I will post them up in this thread when I get home from work.
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Re: Oil in spark plug tube d15B7
Was able to use this thread to help me start figuring out my girlfriends issue. 2009 Chevy Aveo and oil coming into spark plug area in cylinder #2. Thanks everyone.
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Re: Oil in spark plug tube d15B7
Okay, if the oil is coating the tube from the top all the way down then it's the ring seals on the valve cover (upper tube seal). If the tube is dry but there is oil in the bottom of the tube on top of the spark plug (plug wire tips are wet with oil) then it's the lower tube seal that is bad.
The lower seals require removing your rocker arm assembly to replace. One of them being a funky figure 8 seal.
If you need the FSM pages for it, just holler and I will post them up in this thread when I get home from work.
The lower seals require removing your rocker arm assembly to replace. One of them being a funky figure 8 seal.
If you need the FSM pages for it, just holler and I will post them up in this thread when I get home from work.
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I had oil on the bottom of the tubes for awhile and it didn't seem to affect mine any.
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