How screwed am I

[SL75]

Smurfslayer just has a rather unhealthy obsession with me. He only likes you if you are an ecoboost cheerleader and don't speak up about problems. I seem to be his life obsession.

 

[Darkhorse99]

Smurfslayer just has a rather unhealthy obsession with me. He only likes you if you are an ecoboost cheerleader and don't speak up about problems. I seem to be his life obsession.

Sounds like yall have a fun relationship.

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[smurfslayer]

Is this to me or to the person you quoted? If it's to me, is that a serious question?

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No, I was asking sasquatch77.

You were being trolled (not by me).

Pretty much @RaptorMaryland nails it.

 

[RaptorMaryland]

Normal plug, no oil inside anyway.

GTG

 

[SL75]

Agree. Most likely fine for now.

Smurfslayer lives in delerium. He has some fettish.

 

[GCATX]

Agree. Most likely fine for now.

Smurfslayer lives in delerium. He has some fettish.

Do you run a catch can? Have you ever looked in your intercooler to see if you have any accumulation in there? What you show is indicative of oil passing through the ingnition spark path. Have you experienced any hesitation, or had any misfire codes pop up?

 

[smurfslayer]

Agree. Most likely fine for now.

Smurfslayer lives in delerium. He has some fettish.

So which Automation was it that allegedly told you to blow up your alleged Raptor?

Delerium... Nice touch and very ironic. Everyone should check the posting history to make their own judgments.

 

[signalbobby]

Normal plug, no oil inside anyway.

GTG

Oil would be burned off inside the combustion chamber. Or for some reason he has oil coming from the top side coil pack. (Unlikely)

 

[bfr]

I'm no expert...but did Google this for you. Could be something or nothing. ??? https://scanneranswers.com/how-to-fix-oil-on-spark-plug-threads-why-is-there-oil-on-the-spark-plugs/

 

[SilverBolt]

To me the combustion looks fine. The oil on the threads likely came from above. Possibly during assembly. Run a couple of thousand miles and pull that plug for inspection. Betting you won't see oil on the threads.