Re: [HSS] Oh - oh!
Hudson29@aol.com wrote:
Paul, its most likely just a plug not tightened down enough.>
> I was feeling really elated about the day's drive until I got home,
> opened the hood and saw what may be a crack in the cylinder head. That put
> the kibosh on the high times PDQ! In the depression surrounding the #4 spark
> plug is a cylindrical bit the plug screws into. Between that bit and the
> botom of the depression, a black oily messed bubbled and oozed very slowly
> out. I have seen this before, but thought that I must have spilled something
> in the depression. Very little material has actually leaked, it might take
> several hours of running to build enough liquid to puddle.
> How in the world could black oily goo come out of there? There is no oil
> in the head is there? I do have a water soluable oil in the cooling system to
> prevent rust, but this is white.
> Well, we'll just have to see. I torqued the head again and will tighten
> the plugs before the next run. Maybe the problem will go away. They do
> sometimes. A poor pic is attached.
>
> Paul O'Neil, Hudson29@aol.com
> Fullerton, California USA
>
Geoff.
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