Is it do to a failed headgasket or failed heads
No, oil is fouling from piston rings leaking a little. Clean it up or install new one. Pull and check after a few days . if its real oily again then you have a problem if not your ok.
this is really a normal condition on old plugs not changed. you only have one cyl doing it so you should be ok
Testimonial: "ok did that the plug is still fouling out, tried 3x what else could it be not trying to replace whole engine if I don't have to could it be the o rings on the pistons that just needs to be changed or the headgaskets what would you recommend to do first"
Sorry for being so long getting back to you. Before we think about changing engines or crank or valve job lets try a simple fix. You only have one cyl ding this so its not likely due to engine wear SO:
There are several additives designed to correct this. I recommend "Shaler RISLONE Engine Treatment" add one qt. to every 3 qts oil.(1 3erd per qt). there are other very good ones also as this one maybe hard to find. Its old school. Ask your parts store. follow directions and lets see if it helps.
An oil fouled plug indicates an engine with worn piston rings and/or bad valve valve seals allowing excessive oil oil enter the chamber.
Drive it and check after it has been suggested time on additive.
Hope this helps let me know Mike
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