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#64 of 71 plugs oil fouling and oil in cylinders
by mfacdgba33
Oct 17, 2011 (4:38 pm)
01 windstar 3.8 6cyl. I have been been having plugs oil fouling about every 3 to 6 weeks with regular driving. After many replacements and newair and gas filters and all seals replaced to prevent vacuum leaks the problem continued. So the research began. Im at the point that the intake valve seals are bad and allowing oil to go into the cylinders a condition called atomization. Over the time that this has happened im also sure the valves will have alot of carbon and oil buildup on them and have to be replaced as well. Doing this will also mean another complete seal replacement and plugs. Everyone please give me your opinion on this and tell me if im correct in my research or not.
#65 of 71 Re: 97 Windstar stalls when cold [dabblerz]
by phalen
Nov 21, 2011 (8:44 pm)
try a fuel filter
#66 of 71 Re: Ford Windstar are Junk [lesabre500]
by phalen
Nov 21, 2011 (9:12 pm)
sounds like you through a rod through the oil pan/you need a new engine
#67 of 71 Re: 2000 Ford Windstar - Engine dying when slowing down or stopping [rayden19]
by phalen
Nov 21, 2011 (9:15 pm)
try a fuel filter
#68 of 71 Re: 2000 Ford Windstar - Engine dying when slowing down or stopping [rayden19]
by phalen
Nov 21, 2011 (9:20 pm)
fuel filter maybe?
#69 of 71 Re: [rcarlisle]
by phalen
Nov 21, 2011 (9:29 pm)
on fuel injected engines idel is controlled by trottle position sensor/ it's on the throttle body/RPM is controlled by ecm/ what codes do you have?
#70 of 71 Re: idle problem in windstar 3.8 l [dalip]
by phalen
Nov 21, 2011 (9:32 pm)
fuel filter?
#71 of 71 RE: 2002 Windstar MAF and Intake problems [slms1]
by darren19
May 22, 2012 (7:26 pm)
The part is the isolator bolt he is referring to, you will have to replace the manifold gaskets. The smoke tests fail because the smoke leaks internally and usually won't come out of the tail pipe either, because of the catalytic converter.