Ignition coils contain oil for cooling purposes. If your ignition coil has begun to leak it is only a matter of time before it fails. When it fails you won't be able to generate a spark to ignite the fuel in your engine. It would be best to replace your ignition coil now before it stops working.
check the coil pack. and look for an internal oil leak either thro the piston rings head gasket or valve guides
Non moving parts of an engine, to name a few are engine block oil pan oil plug spark plug rocker cover intake/exhaust manifold core plug ignition coil oil filter cylinder head Hope that helps some, ~Ashley
I wouldn't recommend it. Replace the gasket.
Usually you get oil in your radiator when you blow a head gasket and oil leaks into your radiator. Blown intake gasket is also possible, as well as a hole in the engine's water jacket (very uncommon). Also, if the vehicle's transmission cooler coil is internal to the radiator, a leak from it may be possible (most tranny coolers are external for this reason).
That isn't much consumption.. If it buggs you take it to a garage and have them give you an estimate.
head gaskets maybe or oil leak !! for ignition goes check fuse in box on drivers side
It does indicate a leak,oil is getting inside the screw chamber on the supercharger and is being blown out with the air resulting in puffs of blue/white smoke at startup and oil pooling inside the intercoolers.
It could mean that there is a leak in the system near the spot. The system cycles oil with the refrigerant, and when the refrigerant escapes through a leak it can release oil, which will leave an oil spot.
There SHOULD only be oil inside the valve covers. If they leak coolant you have a serious problem.
Yes, the oil may be leaking on a hot surface and burning. You could smell this inside the car.
On the outside or inside? Oil on the electrodes indicates a worn engine. Oil on the outside indicates a leak nearby.
Loss of oil due to a leak, loss of nitrogen gas, or contamination of the oil inside the shock.
Yes it can. check the oil dip stick. if coolant is leaking inside the engine the oil will be "milky" in color.
The problem is a leak inside the high pressure oil system. When it is hot the leak expands and causes the truck to not start.
can a knock sensor leak oil for 305
use leak stop or something. Where is your oil leak?
i replaced the ignition coil and the starter but the batery is dead but wen i went to start it the oil was shooting out of the carborator.