What effect does oil on spark plugs have on engine performance?

READING, U.K. - March 7, 2022 - PRLog -- 5.     Faulty Head-Gasket

The oil lubrication system transports pressurised engine oil from the oil pan to the engine's head. Oil might leak into the cooling system and/or the engine cylinder due to a damaged head gasket. Schedule an appointment with a car garage in Reading (https://www.google.com.pk/search?q=Car+Services+in+Reading&ludocid=17422640230374592206&lpsid=CIHM0ogKEICAgIDmia7U0wE&source=sh/x/localposts&lsig=AB86z5Vm8w4-eXF0VA4frRy_d2Vh) to diagnose and replace the head gasket as paying out for replacing a leaking head gasket in time will be better than paying for a full engine replacement later if the engine totally fails.

6.     Broken Piston Head

A broken piston head is a less probable (but still conceivable) cause of this issue. Positive pressure from the oil pan may readily transfer through the piston to the combustion chamber and onto the spark plug, similar to the previous point.

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This problem can also be caused by a broken compression ring. The oil pan builds up positive pressure as the engine ages and compression begins to decline. If the ring is damaged, that pressure might make its way into the combustion chamber during the compression cycle. Book an appointment with a trained technician at a garage in Reading (https://carservicesinreading.co.uk/service-booking) if you believe you are looking pressure.