milky on cap
milky on cap
Well this happens and don't know why , i go to open up the oil cap and under it theres the milky substance,
some people tell me that iv blow a head gasket but i don't think thats the case here, my oil is fine , my dip stick is clean ,
if i go to change out my oil its black and not milky, why is this just happening on the lower part of my oil cap ,
could it be that moisture is getting in some where . My truck is a 94 inline 6er
some people tell me that iv blow a head gasket but i don't think thats the case here, my oil is fine , my dip stick is clean ,
if i go to change out my oil its black and not milky, why is this just happening on the lower part of my oil cap ,
could it be that moisture is getting in some where . My truck is a 94 inline 6er
Well this happens and don't know why , i go to open up the oil cap and under it theres the milky substance,
some people tell me that iv blow a head gasket but i don't think thats the case here, my oil is fine , my dip stick is clean ,
if i go to change out my oil its black and not milky, why is this just happening on the lower part of my oil cap ,
could it be that moisture is getting in some where . My truck is a 94 inline 6er

some people tell me that iv blow a head gasket but i don't think thats the case here, my oil is fine , my dip stick is clean ,
if i go to change out my oil its black and not milky, why is this just happening on the lower part of my oil cap ,
could it be that moisture is getting in some where . My truck is a 94 inline 6er

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