Sooooo... Denso sucks
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I don't think I have an oil leak. The plug tube was pretty dry and so was the coil but it was stained a little.
I think it came up through the plug. Why would an electrode sink in?
I think it came up through the plug. Why would an electrode sink in?
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I would hope that it was from the valve cover seal around the tube.... Cuz dear god... If that much oil is coming from the cylinder I would estimate your burning about a quart a mile.
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Nothing wrong with Denso plugs. OEM plugs are Denso plugs - platinum. The car is now 12 years since it's intro. How long does it take for people to realize that a stock S2000 doesn't like Iridium plugs. Plus, that oil leak has nothing to do with those plugs.
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Like everyone else has been saying, the spark plugs have nothing to do with your problem- you should have a leakdown test done to your motor. I would think the valve guides are shot based on how much oil is making it into your cylinder. how often do you have to put oil in between oil changes.
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Originally Posted by haywoodjablome' timestamp='1316271145' post='20981821
Nothing wrong with Denso plugs. OEM plugs are Denso plugs - platinum. The car is now 12 years since it's intro. How long does it take for people to realize that a stock S2000 doesn't like Iridium plugs. Plus, that oil leak has nothing to do with those plugs.
Like everyone else has been saying, the spark plugs have nothing to do with your problem- you should have a leakdown test done to your motor. I would think the valve guides are shot based on how much oil is making it into your cylinder. how often do you have to put oil in between oil changes.