I have a 1989 chevy K2500 with a 350. it had oil in the passenger side front and rear cylinder and low compression in the front one. i put in E3 plugs and it smokes now at idle. why is this?

if E3 plugs are a"hotter"plug than the ones you took out they are now burning the oil in those cylinders therebye making smoke.only cure is an engine rebuild.

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