Milky/Creamy gunk under the valve covers
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Milky/Creamy gunk under the valve covers
Went too replace an old cracked emissions hose today, ( the one leading from the passenger side valve cover too the intake ) and found this on my 96 lt1 trans am
Bummer.
I deleted the coolant passage through the intake, so does this look like a intake gasket, or a head gasket leak? And is there any where else coolant/ water could be getting in? Thanks in advance for your help
Bummer.
I deleted the coolant passage through the intake, so does this look like a intake gasket, or a head gasket leak? And is there any where else coolant/ water could be getting in? Thanks in advance for your help
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I assume the hose is part of the PCV system. The PCV system is there to remove moisture that is a byproduct of the combustion process, If the hose was bad then it wasn't pulling it out and it just built up. If it's not in the oil pan itself then I would just clean it up and run it and check it again after a couple hundred miles.