Posted by Goose on August 04, 2017 at 15:55:25 from (70.198.51.249):
In Reply to: Re: Smokin' H posted by K Effective on August 04, 2017 at 11:45:27:
Same thing happened to me with a Chevy Caprice once. I was a GM salesman at the time when we traded for that Caprice. The car was a creampuff--except after we traded for it we found it continually fouled the #8 spark plug. After it had been relegated to the back lot for a few weeks, I asked the Vice President what he'd sell it to me for. He said how about a hundred dollars, just to get the damn thing out of my sight. I told him he had a deal.
Outcome was the same as yours. The drain down hole at the rear of the right cylinder head was plugged, piling oil around the #8 intake valve. I cleaned the tops of both heads, set the tappets, and drove it for 50,000 miles.
The VP never asked any questions and I never volunteered anything.
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