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Old 06-03-05, 08:48 AM
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Oil Problems

When i change my oil there is nothing coming out but oil. But when i take the cap off it has this white thick creamy **** all over. I am not loosing coolant and the car does not overheat. Also has no starting issues. What am I looking for does my engine have a problem should i rebuild it or is there something i am missing
Old 06-03-05, 06:34 PM
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Oil Problems or only condensation

It is normal to have about a half thimble of white (water and oil) condensation under the cap. Your PVC and the tube to the intake are trying to eliminate it. Short trips cause more moisture.
Old 06-04-05, 12:07 PM
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is there a solution

is there something i can do to stop this from happening
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Let the car warm up fully when you drive it. Like Lynn says the short trips contribute to the condensation. That and make sure the PCV system is functioning properly. Other than that don't worry about it.
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