When I got home I looked under my hood one day and saw that my engine cover was covered with oil. I had never seen it like that before. The oil cap didn't seem to be leaking, but there was oil all around the spark plugs. I asked if spark plugs leaked and someone told me no. I had no idea where the oil was coming from, but it looked like it was coming from the spark plugs. I was told it was nothing to worry about. The car was running so I thought maybe the car was OK until I saw some smoke and smelt oil burning. But I still didn't worry as much as I should have because I figured it was just the all burning that I saw.

 Then my father came to visit me and he drove my car. He noticed that the car wasn't running as smooth as it normally would. He could tell and I couldn't. He asked my uncle who worked on cars to check it out my uncle took out the spark plugs and they were full of oil. The socket was full of oil so he removed the top of the engine cover and had to punch out some round seals and put some new ones in, and got some of the oil out of the sockets, and put a new valve cover piece in, and new spark plugs.

 When my uncle was done under the hood, the car was running real smooth. I could tell the difference then. I thank God for daddy and uncle. I think God for AutoZone.

 I'm Gail Nobles. Tune in again next time to Podcast, News, and Opinions.