water in the valve covers!
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Originally posted by Dunk
All you experts can kiss my butt. There should't be any blue, green(antifreeze) or any other colored lather under any valve cover oil cap... If so then the head gaskets are shot big time and letting cooling water into the "sealed: cooling system...
All you experts can kiss my butt. There should't be any blue, green(antifreeze) or any other colored lather under any valve cover oil cap... If so then the head gaskets are shot big time and letting cooling water into the "sealed: cooling system...
Thanks "drunk" for showing us your ignorance. This is a normal condition, have seen it many times in my career as a Ford Sevice Tech. Now if it does have a chocalate milk looking substance on the dipstick, then theres a problem. How bout letting us "experts" do the diagnosis and we'll let you do the "colorful" commentary.
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Originally posted by grayflare
Thanks "drunk" for showing us your ignorance. This is a normal condition, have seen it many times in my career as a Ford Sevice Tech. Now if it does have a chocalate milk looking substance on the dipstick, then theres a problem. How bout letting us "experts" do the diagnosis and we'll let you do the "colorful" commentary.
Thanks "drunk" for showing us your ignorance. This is a normal condition, have seen it many times in my career as a Ford Sevice Tech. Now if it does have a chocalate milk looking substance on the dipstick, then theres a problem. How bout letting us "experts" do the diagnosis and we'll let you do the "colorful" commentary.
He shouldn't even be allowed to have that.. Telling folks to
kiss his butt... What's that all about ? Yo dunk ? dunk off ..
