What's going on hondonians!! I'm new to the site but thought this might be the best place to come to try and find an answer to my little issue. As of recently (the last two tune up's) I noticed oil on my spark plugs when I'm changing them out. Rather than buying a bunch of seals and gaskets, does anybody have a more definate idea of what's shot under there? Thanks.

 

oil on the spark plugs: If it is on the outside of the plug, the o ring is worn and allowing oil to enter. If it is on the electrode side, the piston rings are leaking oil into the combustion chamber. Go to hondaautomotiveparts.com and you can view the parts needed.

 

thanks acmech ... i appreciate the response.

 

As moderator said, Most probably the o ring is worn. This is a common issue and no need to panic.

 

I'm having this problem like a week. in the morning to start the engine it cranks but won't start I've try many times like 6 or 7 times until it starts once it runs ok when it's warmed up I did a major tune up has a new alternator,starter,good battery,new gas filter,sparks, cap and rotor ,wires.and the main relay and checked the fuel pump it is running ok what else do you think may be.thanks

 

Welcome to the forum,Check to make sure your throttle body is clean first,Get some starting fluid, open the air cleaner, spray for a couple seconds on the air filter, and close it back up. Crank the engine about 5 seconds - if it burns off the spray you know all you need is fuel delivery. So the problem will be either a dirty filter or bad fuel pump. Sometimes a bad fuel pump will quit all together or will leak down at night which is what sounds like the problem you are having.Good luck,Bobby

 

thank you for your description I'm gonna change the fuel pump and see what happens thanks again