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Obviously I have oil in one of my spark plugs. Luckily its one I can get to and clean off quickly so I dont have rocky starts every time. After a few days more oil on it. Now my question is I have had a few people tell me its probably going to the valve cover gasket????
I went to the dealer to verify thats what it would be, and he said no because the spark plugs are not in there or something around that.
Well.. it depends on which side of the spark plug it's on. If you're unscrewing your spark plug and cleaning where it actually sparks.. yeah bad. If you're just taking the boot off and cleaning it, it may be an easy fix.. but eh depends.
Yeah that's not the valve covers leaking. Something way further internally is wrong. You're gonna need to take it to someone who knows that they're doing and pay a lot.
Sounds like maybe a valve guide leaking, or your piston ring is faulty on that spark plug.
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96' Camaro M5 to A4 conversion, alot of mods . GT35R Turbo full suspension. Built engine
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