I pulled all of my plugs today to see how they looked.
I found them to be whitish on the tip, which I guess is OK, just means I'm running a little lean or hot.

Here's what I'm concerned about.
I found a tiny bit of oil on the thread of cyl. #4's plug.
The plug wasn't fouled at all and looked whitish just like the rest.

Am I getting worried over nothing or is it something I should look into a little deeper.
I've needed a valve cover gasket for a little while, could this be the culprit?

 

It might be those plug hole gaskets that go with the valve cover, try that.

 

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Could also be the culprit.
Is this something I should be really concerned with or am I being a weirdo?

 

Don't lose any sleep over it I can tell you that.

 

most likey its the spark plug well gaskets..
get another set and toss them on..

and you should be fine.

 

Yep very common of bad plug gaskets. Not a big thing to worry about. But if you want to replace them they are like 3 bucks each from honda.

 

don't panic, everything will be fine, just re-adjust that gasket over the plug.

 

I wouldn't just readjust the gaskets. After some time the gaskets become hard and cracked, like when i last checked mine. The oil was leaking through the bottom of those gaskets. Buy new ones and use some rtv sealant all around it.

 

Thanks Guys!