Pull the Spark plug wire and then use a dry cotton cloth with a flat screwdriver and get as much oil out as you can that way. Then pull the spark plug out and let the remainder of the oil flow back into the cylinder hole. Clean the plug off good so it will not short out the cylinder. Replace the spark plug. You will see a little smoke from the oil burning but it will be OK. You will need to replace the valve cover gasket to stop this problem from reocurring. Make sure to use a silicone sealer with the new gasket. Not hard to repair and can be done in about 1 hour. Make sure to clean the area where the gasket goes and remove all old gasket material.
If it is a 3.2 V6, it's the spark plug tube seals.
no rubber seals have perished
Put oil directly into the cylinder chamber. remove spark plug wire & spark plug. put oil in chamber & slowly turn the blade trying to free the engine piston.
Poor oil control-worn valve guides letting the oil into the combustion chamber.
Either the spark plug needs to be tightened or the threads have been stripped out. Also the rings are shot to allow that much oil into the combustion chamber.
because you have a bad head gasket and oil and coolant are getting into the combustion chamber from the passages.
Fouling Spark PlugsThere are only two things I can think of that cause spark plug fouling:The fuel mixture is way too "rich."The "oil" rings on the piston are worn, allowing crankcase oil to get past and above the piston into the combustion chamber.
remove spark plug and pull on sring and turn motor over it will remove most of it and then you can put in a new spark plug and try to start it but dont ever try to start with oil in chamber will ruin motor if it is a tractor same principle just use key and not string
if the oil is at the spark plug base the valve cover gasket is leaking. if the spark plug electrode is covered with oil the engine needs rings
if one plug has signs of oil leaks its probably piston rings. only air and fuel should mix in the part of the chamber the plug ignites. so make sure you don't just have too much fuel entering the chamber
No there should not be any oil where you plug your spark plugs into
You need to replace the Valve cover gaskets, the spark plug chamber gaskets, and the pcv valve on your car. This, in most cases, fixes that problem. While doing this, make sure you use some kind of engine degreaser cleaner to clean out the plug chamber to get rid of all the oil residue.