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Old 11-12-2007, 06:19 PM   #2 (permalink)
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I want to add this:

The ignition is normal when the engine is cold, but it cranks badly after I drive a couple of miles. I found this by trying to ignite right after I shut off the engine after some high-speed drive. The engine cranked like coughing but it finally started.

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Codes: P0171 system too lean, and P0300 misfire.

Symptoms:
1. found oil on the spark plug threads(not on the electrodes), all four of them. But no oil was found in the spark plug tubes. Could this be linked to the worn valve cover gasket? Or the oil was pulled into the combustion from underneath(piston, head, etc.) The Oil level drop is noticed, and it is apparent that the engine is burning oil.

2. Poor acceleration: when hit the gas, it takes about 3 seconds for the speed to react. It feels like something is holding and release the tachometer during the 3 seconds. But the speed can go up to 80 mph without any problem. It is just the slow response when pressing the gas pedal.

3. MAF cleaned and checked. This source can be excluded, no improvement.

4. Seafoam was applied through the brake boost hose recently, no improvement.

5. PCV valve replaced, , no improvement.

6. O2 sensor replaced, , no improvement.

Could anyone give me a hint or similar experience? Thanks a bunch!
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