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While I was changing spark plugs today, I discovered that No.1 plug was oily, even the spark plug wire boot was oily. I noticed that the wire boot was not fully snapped in.
I searched online and it is said that an oil fouled spark plug indicates an engine with worn piston rings and/or bad valve seals allowing excessive oil to enter the chamber.
But the oil was not foul oil, but clean oil. Is there a possibility that the loose wire connection contributed to oily spark plug or something serious such as worn piston ring or bad valve seal?
I searched online and it is said that an oil fouled spark plug indicates an engine with worn piston rings and/or bad valve seals allowing excessive oil to enter the chamber.
But the oil was not foul oil, but clean oil. Is there a possibility that the loose wire connection contributed to oily spark plug or something serious such as worn piston ring or bad valve seal?