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Report: Engine oil leaks may cause the engine to misfire

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Model Years Affected: 1995, 1996

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Engine oil leaks commonly develop from the camshaft end plugs, cylinder head, valve cover gaskets, and spark plug tube seals. Oil leaking into the spark plug tubes can cause the engine to misfire.

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