Changing my spark plugs the other day and I found traces of oil/gas in the spark plug chambers
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Changing my spark plugs the other day and I found traces of oil/gas in the spark plug chambers
I wanted to know what the problem may be? My dad said it may be the gaskets that have worn out and need replacing. What do you guys suggest?
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Re: Changing my spark plugs the other day and I found traces of oil/gas in the spark plug chambers (
yup i had the same thing. if you go to a parts store and buy a crank case gasket set 30-40 dollars it will do the trick.
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Re: Changing my spark plugs the other day and I found traces of oil/gas in the spark plug chambers (
Glad to see some responses. So what do you think the problem is? Just worn out gaskets?
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Re: Changing my spark plugs the other day and I found traces of oil/gas in the spark plug chambers (
<TABLE WIDTH="90%" CELLSPACING=0 CELLPADDING=0 ALIGN=CENTER><TR><TD>Quote, originally posted by dman81 »</TD></TR><TR><TD CLASS="quote">Glad to see some responses. So what do you think the problem is? Just worn out gaskets?
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Yes....between the constant change of heat and cooling those rubber gaskets get worn out, just be thankful they are easy to replace
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Yes....between the constant change of heat and cooling those rubber gaskets get worn out, just be thankful they are easy to replace
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