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Oil cap gunk, coolant?
Been fighting waterfall for months. Nothing seems to bleed the system
My oilfiller cap had a yelliwish/brownish reside.see picture attached
If I didn't know better I'd say coolant in oil, no?
Thanks in advance.
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Been fighting waterfall for months. Nothing seems to bleed the system
My oilfiller cap had a yelliwish/brownish reside.see picture attached
If I didn't know better I'd say coolant in oil, no?
Thanks in advance.
I should also follow up that the oil in the dipstick is perfectly normal and quite clean.
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Its probably just moisture. I've had a lot of engines do this, especially in colder weather.
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Check the dip stick and see if there is any type of moisture on there. If no, you are good.
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Clean out the plastic PCV valve if you have a V8.
Better yet, remove the black PCV valve and do the Best4x4 PCV mod.
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Yeah thats normal with the stock pcv setup. After the pcv mod mine is completely dry.
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Get a vacuum filler......quit fighting it.
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Get a vacuum filler......quit fighting it.
I have the airlift tool, still can't seem to get all the air out. It'll hold vacuum so I don't think there's a leak.
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