i have a 98 dodge 2500 with a 360 it only has 160,000 miles and i was plowing snow yesterday(ohio) and the truck started running really ruff wouldn't rev up and then shut off and wouldnt start again.....

so i took the spark plugs out and they are all drenched in oil and the inside of the intake is coated in oil. I did a compression test and have 120-125lbs in each cylinder... i put new plugs in and i have good spark but the truck won't start

HELP!!! PLEASE

 

The obvious issue is you most-likely need to do the plenum. It should still start and run though.

Have you attempted to check fuel pressure or tried pouring a little bit of fuel down the throttle-body? If you have a helper have them either turn the key to start it and at the same time hit the fuel tank moderately with a rubber mallet, dead-blow hammer, or the toe of your boot.

I can appreciate needing help, however; in the future try to put a legitimate subject matter in the title. This helps future members search the forum (search function) in an attempt to resolve their issue as quickly as possible.

(Edit: Nice move changing the title)

 

Plenum is blown. Converter is probably clogged. Fixed the title. Time to read up on the plenum fix.

 

http://www.hughesengines.com/Index/p...p?partid=27091

 

Fixed.


Start with simple felpro or mopar gasket and pcv valve change and go from there. Run some combustion cleaner through and check compression again.