Crud on Oil Cap/Filler Tube
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Moisture in the oil will cause that creamy white stuff to form. I see it all the time in my wife's daily driver during the winter because she has a short commute and the motor rarely gets fully warmed enough to burn off the moisture in the colder weather.
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I have the same thing. Thats looks like a bunch of condensation. A bunch of short, quick trips or leaving the car sitting for a while could cause that, along with a bunch of other things. Do you drive your car daily, or even frequently or does it sit for maybe days or weeks sometimes?
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I drive it daily, my commute to work is 4 miles each way.
I'm using GC 0W30 oil.
I don't usually drive it but to work and back during the week.
I guess that would explain it.
I'm using GC 0W30 oil.
I don't usually drive it but to work and back during the week.
I guess that would explain it.
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It is definately moisture in there. Not sure I would blame it on short trips as I drive 1 mile in the morning and 1 mile in the afternoon most of the week and I have no signs of this.
This is usually a PCV issue or coolant in the oil to be this bad.
This is usually a PCV issue or coolant in the oil to be this bad.