Kirk, Oil furnaces are a BPITA. You need to change the nozzle and filter every year or two and adjust the spark rods.
Check to make sure you have the air adjusted correctly, damper, and .02 inches of vacuum at the inspection door.
Check to see is chimney isn't choked with soot from an improperly adjusted air mix.
Buy a digital CO alarm.
All else fails, seek professional help.
Most people only fix their furnace when it gets cold. Wait a few more weeks and you will find all HVAC people working overtime.
I got rid of oil 30 years ago. Went to natural gas. 12 years ago converted to electric baseboard.
There is no maintance with electric baseboard. No fan motors, no ignitors, no brain boxes, no filters, no explosions, no CO, no cracked heat exchangers, no heat loss in trunk lines, set different rooms at exactly the temp you want. I won't have anything but electric. Very cheap to install too. George
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