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Re: CREAMY OIL FILLER CAP
« Reply #15 on: 23 March 2007, 18:23:25 »
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Oil cooler does tend to put lots of oil in header tank.

Initially, I would clean up filler, and look for coolant leaks...
i would't of said there was that much oil in the header tank, bit of sludge if i run my finger in there ... how about a poll?? who thinks its oil cooler? and who thinks its head gasket???
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Re: CREAMY OIL FILLER CAP
« Reply #16 on: 23 March 2007, 18:25:58 »
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Oil cooler does tend to put lots of oil in header tank.

Initially, I would clean up filler, and look for coolant leaks...
i would't of said there was that much oil in the header tank, bit of sludge if i run my finger in there ... how about a poll?? who thinks its oil cooler? and who thinks its head gasket???
and who thinks its neither ;)
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Re: CREAMY OIL FILLER CAP
« Reply #17 on: 23 March 2007, 18:26:18 »
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If I can help ;)
cheers mate, i might take you up on that... i'm going give it a clean tommorow and take it a burn up the 50 and see what the result is... dont suppose you got a cam locking kit incase i've got to take off the heads???
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« Reply #18 on: 23 March 2007, 18:28:52 »
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Oil cooler does tend to put lots of oil in header tank.

Initially, I would clean up filler, and look for coolant leaks...
i would't of said there was that much oil in the header tank, bit of sludge if i run my finger in there ... how about a poll?? who thinks its oil cooler? and who thinks its head gasket???
and who thinks its neither ;)
there's a lot of mayo for condensation don't you think?????? but on saying that ,the dipstick is clean as a whistle......
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Re: CREAMY OIL FILLER CAP
« Reply #19 on: 23 March 2007, 18:32:13 »
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Oil cooler does tend to put lots of oil in header tank.

Initially, I would clean up filler, and look for coolant leaks...
i would't of said there was that much oil in the header tank, bit of sludge if i run my finger in there ... how about a poll?? who thinks its oil cooler? and who thinks its head gasket???
and who thinks its neither ;)
there's a lot of mayo for condensation don't you think?????? but on saying that ,the dipstick is clean as a whistle......
Depends on the oil and the car use...
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Re: CREAMY OIL FILLER CAP
« Reply #20 on: 23 March 2007, 18:32:53 »
When I picked my car up from Newark (when I bought it off ebay) there was quite a bit of mayo on the filler cap. I cleaned it off and, because I dont do short runs, it never came back. :y
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Re: CREAMY OIL FILLER CAP
« Reply #21 on: 23 March 2007, 18:37:58 »
Yes!  Sykes Pickavant locking kit on standby, shall need it back for the weekend after easter though, doing my belt...

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Re: CREAMY OIL FILLER CAP
« Reply #22 on: 23 March 2007, 18:48:03 »
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Yes!  Sykes Pickavant locking kit on standby, shall need it back for the weekend after easter though, doing my belt...

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cheers dave...
   after what you're all saying , and i don't no what oil is in it , and the last couple of months ive only done 8 miles to work and back so its only just got warm... i'll oil and filter change tommorow , wipe out the mayo and see how it goes...
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Re: CREAMY OIL FILLER CAP
« Reply #23 on: 23 March 2007, 18:49:01 »
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Yes!  Sykes Pickavant locking kit on standby, shall need it back for the weekend after easter though, doing my belt...

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cheers dave...
   after what you're all saying , and i don't no what oil is in it , and the last couple of months ive only done 8 miles to work and back so its only just got warm... i'll oil and filter change tommorow , wipe out the mayo and see how it goes...
Thats a good plan :y
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Re: CREAMY OIL FILLER CAP
« Reply #24 on: 23 March 2007, 18:49:59 »
obviously keep an eye on it though, and the coolant.
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Re: CREAMY OIL FILLER CAP
« Reply #25 on: 23 March 2007, 19:14:28 »
If you're only doing short trips more regular oil changes are a very good idea anyway.

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Re: CREAMY OIL FILLER CAP
« Reply #26 on: 23 March 2007, 22:15:17 »
Has it ever had an oil cooler fail? If so it may just be oil left over in the cooling system from that. I think if the cooler goes you get a lot of oil in the coolant, not just a trace. It doesn't sound to me as if you have either cooler or gasket failure, there just doesn't sound to be enough gunge. I'd change the coolant as well while you are at it and then just keep an eye on things.
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Re: CREAMY OIL FILLER CAP
« Reply #27 on: 23 March 2007, 22:33:27 »
IVE ONLY HAD THE CAR ABOUT 4 MONTHS SO I DON'T REALLY NO THE HISTORY.. I DO HAVE SOME PAPERWORK THAT CAME WITH IT.. SO I'LL HAVE A LOOK..
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Re: CREAMY OIL FILLER CAP
« Reply #28 on: 24 March 2007, 07:45:32 »
VX semi synth and deffo a filter change, certainly check that HBV first.. about £30-40 from vx or saab..
let us know how you go on Russ...

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Re: CREAMY OIL FILLER CAP
« Reply #29 on: 24 March 2007, 09:23:38 »
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