Originally posted by: Quixfire
I think he is talking about the outside part of the plug. I believe the oil is leaking into the spark plug well. Once he removed the plug the oil enter the combustion camber and produced the white smoke he mentioned in a later post.
Yes, the gaskets aren?t too expensive, but the labor to replace them is high due to the amount of components you need to remove to gain access. I would be cheap gaskets either, since this is a know concern on these engine I would get the update Nissan gasket and do the job right.
Good Luck,
Quixfire
Originally posted by: bolido2000
Originally posted by: Quixfire
I think he is talking about the outside part of the plug. I believe the oil is leaking into the spark plug well. Once he removed the plug the oil enter the combustion camber and produced the white smoke he mentioned in a later post.
Yes, the gaskets aren?t too expensive, but the labor to replace them is high due to the amount of components you need to remove to gain access. I would be cheap gaskets either, since this is a know concern on these engine I would get the update Nissan gasket and do the job right.
Good Luck,
Quixfire
I think you are right on. That would explain why I only saw smoke (blueish I think) only the first time I started the car. Like I said, everything seems normal including gas mileage, so I don't think oil is getting to the electrodes. There were no carbon deposits IIRC. The part were the brand of spark plug is (Bosch) looked black though
Originally posted by: Quixfire
I think he is talking about the outside part of the plug. I believe the oil is leaking into the spark plug well. Once he removed the plug the oil enter the combustion camber and produced the white smoke he mentioned in a later post.
Thanks.Originally posted by: geno
Originally posted by: Quixfire
I think he is talking about the outside part of the plug. I believe the oil is leaking into the spark plug well. Once he removed the plug the oil enter the combustion camber and produced the white smoke he mentioned in a later post.
Doh didn't even think about that, I automatically assumed he had oil on the electrode side of the plugGood thinking!
