Oil in spark plugs are timing chain replacement
My Timing chain broke and it bent a few values I had a
shop fix my car and 3 weeks later the check engine
light would come on It would flash and then make a
sound and then the check engine light would just stay
on and it felt like the engine would be shaking I turn the
car off and back on and the shaking would stop and
sometimes the check engine light would go off. The
code says Is cylinder one misfire so I go back to the
shop they say it's this so I have that part replaced and
the same thing happens again then the car is starting
to run ruff so I change the spark plugs and they have
oil on them and the shop then replace the gasket and
the same thing happens again so the shop says it's
something different so I have that fixed and the car
starts running ruff again so take it back to the shop the
replace the gasket again but did not want me to know
they replaced it and just yesterday I took the spark
plugs off and they had a lot of oil on them. I have
talked to other shops and they say take my car back to
the shop that fixed it. The shop that fixed my car is
now saying it is my computer and other shops says
there is nothing wrong with my computer. When the
check engine light cones on you can here a ticking in
the muffler and a mist. Can someone tell me what the
shop did wrong cause my car never had this problem
until the shop fixed my car I called the shop and told
them my car is getting oil to the plugs I have been
telling them from day one I have pictures and videos of
everything from when I got my car back from the the
shop and at first the car would only act up in the winter
but now it's starting to do it while it's warm out and it
only happens when I first start the car. I need to know
what the shop Is our machine shop did or missed
something on my head. My car does not over heat it
runs really good other then this problem. Can anyone
answer my question What is causing the spark plugs
to get oil in them.