2001 Saturn SL2 car won't start. Battery good, oil on spark

First of all thank u so much for ur donation. Let's start with the oil on the spark plugs was the oil on the outside of the plugs where the wires go?Or on the tips that go into the head?When u say the car won't turn over do u mean it will crank no start?Or no crank no start?Let me know so I can help u with this one.

Most likely u just have oil leaking into the spark plug wells from the valve cover gasket and when he took the plugs out oil ran down to the threads and tips. That requires replacing the gasket. Ok lets start with this no start deal when u turn the key to start it can u hear a click from the starter or any thing like that?Also does ur husband have a multimeter he can check the volts and trace the power to see if it needs a starter or something else?Also make sure the battery cables are clean and tight. Has the battery been taken to a auto parts store to be tested yet?Let me know.

if u have no crank no click from the starter replacing the plugs wont help at this point.since the engine isnt turning over the car cant start.we need to get the starter working and turning the engine over first.u said u have a brand new battery in the car?did u replace it when this problem happened?and u still have the same problem with the new battery?i posted a trouble tree for no crank no click for u its not the best way to go about i have a better way that i do it.i also posted a wire diagram for u to follow.do u have a multimeter we can follow the circuit with?if u do then i can give u instructions on what wires to test.when u turn on ur key does all ur dash lights come on bright like there suppose too?when u turn the key to start it do the lights dim or change brightness?let me know.

The solindo is on the starter on that one u replace the starter and solindo on that one. Yes he could test it it sounds like a starter issue. He would need to jack up the front end put it on jack stands crawl under with his meter ground the black end of the meter to the engine block make sure the battery red cable to the starter is tight by wiggling it not with a wrench because there is power there. Then check for battery voltage on the postive post of the starter where the cable goes with the red lead of the meter and the black lead to engine block grounded. If theres battery voltage there then he will take his red lead of the meter with the black one grounded still and touch the red lead of his meter to the small post of starter solindo where the smaller wire is attached with a nut its the only wire on the solindo besides the battery cable then while its being touched to the wire u will turn the key to the start postion if he gets battery voltage to that wire when u do that then u have a bad starter or ur engine is frozen up. Let me know what u find.