Chrysler Repair: 97 Grand Caravan 3.3 engine misfiring #6., wiper assembly, grand caravan

Question
QUESTION: Recently had oil changed, looks to be some sludge in around oil filler in valve cover, While driving on freeway engine suddenly lost power and began to misfire and sputter, but continued to run. Check eng light revealed cylinder #6 misfire. I hear no other clicking or banging like something's broken in engine I guess that's good? How can I check the back plugs for loosness? And what do you think is wrong. I don't not have large sums of cashola for this. ailment.

ANSWER: remove the plug wire and see if there is stuff down inside there like rust  or on the plug for that matter. U know it will be tight when u put it on u will feel a pop then its on the plug all the way.  DO one up front and u will feel whats its like.

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QUESTION: Thnaks again for the information, now is cylinder #6 in the front or the reat of the engine? And is there an easier way of getting to the plugs in the back of the engine without dismounting it?

Answer
look at the engine from the pass side   the plug that is closer to U  is number 1  and they will got 1,3,5   and 2,4,6
On the older vans  u can get to it by lifting the van in the air and getting to it that way   or taking off the wiper assembly and intake manifold and getting to them that way.