Posted by rustred on September 22, 2015 at 13:31:13 from (162.157.172.246):
In Reply to: Water in the oil posted by notjustair on September 22, 2015 at 13:03:44:
if you have coolant leaking into oil pan there, the oil would be getting milky from running engine. this milky oil is not going turn back in to natural oil color overnight. if leak is there it will find its way to btm. of pan and loosening it will show water. the pump does not pick up oil at very btm. of pan and it depends where the drain plug is, compared to the oil pickup screen. even have seen where the oil will turn to new looking if it sits long enough like 10-20 yrs. pull the dipstick and it looks clean but when pan drain is opened the oil is all sludge at the btm. i would say if it has a leak the symptoms will be there. a bad oil cooler will put the oil into the rad.
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