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I have a 1994 civic LX sedan, and when I change my plugs, I noticed that the plugs on cylinders 1 and 3 had oil on the threaded end. What gasket should I replace to fix this problem? Thanks To remove this ad, register today for free or log in if already registered!
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I have a 1994 civic LX sedan, and when I change my plugs, I noticed that the plugs on cylinders 1 and 3 had oil on the threaded end. What gasket should I replace to fix this problem? Thanks
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the valve cover gasket, which also includes the tube seals for spark plugs.
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sweet I'll go and get the valve cover gasket, thanks a lot guys this is a big help for me
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If you go to honda to get your gasket make sure you ask for the tube seals aswell. they dont come with the valve cover gasket. Fel-Pro they do.
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