If the plugs are being 'hammered shut', it may have slipped a tooth on the timing. it is NOT the oil, PERIOD.quote:
Originally posted by jo8397:
ok...you'll have to forgive me, I am not a very car savy person. from what he is telling me, the spark plugs are being hammered shut, and his thought is that this is being caused by the piston. What is there under the hood that would cause the spark plug to be hammered closed?
I agree- Take the car to a Ford Dealerquote:
Originally posted by Roger:
I agree with Sin City. You need a 2nd opinion on this. Take or tow it to a Ford dealer and have them look at it. But don't volunteer anything about the oil. See what they can objectively diagnose without leading them on with your own suggestions. Don't deceive them. Just see if they can accurately determine the problem on their own.
Makes more sense than a growing piston!quote:
Originally posted by JTK:
Could it be possible a previous owner/mechanic/shop stripped out the plug threads in the head for that plug, installed a heli-coil or re-tapped it too deep, causing one plug to thread in too far? just a guess..
Joel
Give the guy a break undummy, he came on the forum to get some advice, not to be insulted.quote:
Originally posted by unDummy:
This clown is just looking for a free engine from Jippyboob and has found a shady mechanic(pro-witness) that is willing to take the side against ziffyloob.
The car was obviously run low on oil.
jo8397, get a new mechanic. And, pay for your own engine. Quit trying to sue for your own incompetence(lack of car savy).