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Rick54 10-04-2012 14:37:46 209.152.112.184 Report to Moderator	sure sounds me like you leaking gas thru carb or fuel pump if equiped. check those ut and you should solve your troubles [Reply]   [No Email]
Tom Arnold 10-04-2012 16:07:10 184.146.1.32 Report to Moderator	If that were true, then his fuel consumption should be very high and his oil level would climb higher on the dipstick. The smell of gasoline in the drained oil would be very prevalent also. Gasoline does not make engine oil turn milky. Water does. Water can be introduced from the exterior due to the dipstick hole being left uncovered or it can come from condensation taking place inside the engine due to the crankcase not breathing properly. I suspect the latter. If the engine breather system is not functioning, then water vapour from the combustion process has no way of exiting the crankcase and it condenses on the internal parts leaving them with a whitish goo that is hard to get rid of.   [Reply]  [No Email]