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If you had a cylinder misfire, there is a good chance that is where the fuel came from. If the plug isn't burning the fuel, often times it will make its way into the oil via the cylinder walls. Once the gas washes the oil from the cylinder walls, compression will lower and it is easier for it to happen.
One other thing, have you checked fuel pressure? If the regulator has failed and pressure is too high, excessive fuel will be injected into the engine.
https://www.2carpros.com/articles/how-to-check-fuel-system-pressure-and-regulator
Since you have already changed the oil, is there still gas getting into it since it is now running correctly? Also, the service port doesn't exist on this vehicle. To check fuel pressure, you have to install a T between the fuel filter and engine. See picture 1
Do me a favor. Check fuel pressure and confirm that it is within the manufacturer's specs. Here are the specifications:
Fuel Pressure 44 to 50 psi
If you find it is too high, let me know. Also, since the engine is now running properly, drive it and see if the problem continues. I have a feeling that since the engine is now burning all the fuel, it won't be a problem anymore.
Let me know.
Joe
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Wednesday, June 19th, 2019 AT 10:24 PM