Why Do My Spark Plugs Have Water In Them
Posted in Air Intakes System | Asked on Feb 1, 2012
I am sure i dont have a craked head or block
cause water isnt mixing with oil at all
oil is still very clean
i have a1997 dodge stratus
we blew a hose other night fix that
could the intake manifold be cracked or something like that
cause like i said the oil and water isnt mixing
i pulled spark plugs out and water shoots up
and if i take off thermostat cap wen i start the car well try water shoot up out off there also
please help me!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
There are 4 Answers for "Why Do My Spark Plugs Have Water In Them"
The thermostat is usually right after the water pump, so if you take the thermostat housing off, of course water will come shooting out when you try to start.
As far as water in you spark plug holes, you have a cracked block.
The intake manifold gasket was the problem in most of these cars. Take it off and take a look.
97 dodge stratus is a pos you shouldve sold it years ago
If you have water coming from your spark plug holes, then you have water entering the combustion chamber. This can be caused by a cracked block, a cracked head, a blown head gasket, or possibly a cracked intake manifold or a failed intake manifold gasket. Does the water come out of all of the spark plug ports or just specific ones? Try doing a compression test. Make sure all of the cylinders have similar readings. That will help point out or eliminate a block/head/head gasket problem.