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Old 05-21-2016, 06:58 PM
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M116 Oil Consumption, Spark Plug Fouling

Hi All,

The 420SEL has a bit of a drinking problem. It likes to burn a considerable amount of oil. Right now its roughly, 200 miles to a quart or so. It appears that the majority of this, if not all, is going out the #8 cylinder (driver's head, rear most cylinder).

Every weekend I end up changing the #8 spark plug and it restores the car's idle and power back to normal.

I'm only driving the 420SEL because my 300D is in paint still and my 190E has a idle/stalling problem that I am working to address.

Does anyone have any thoughts or ideas on what might be the cause of this? The next step we were planning on is a complete valve job....once funds are saved up.

The motor has 237K on it. I probably should pull the rocker cover and take a look and see if its anything obvious.....
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