orange colored gunk under oil cap?
#16
lol! carrie sounds like a good girlie! ya, todd will have my back too. just in case, i should go ahead and hand out my attorney's card for you all to call.....just in case! hahaha! if i'm on house arrest...perhaps i should take up knitting! j/k j/k!
yes! a lift is a wonderful idea! if you get that home with all of the property...you can build one mean garage! it will be like having 1/2 of us living with you since we'll be at your house all of the time! dang...you can charge us part rent! haha!
yes! a lift is a wonderful idea! if you get that home with all of the property...you can build one mean garage! it will be like having 1/2 of us living with you since we'll be at your house all of the time! dang...you can charge us part rent! haha!
#18
good question. i'm not sure what color the coolant is. i'll have to check on that. as far as the dipstick goes, it comes out clean. i did notice, however, this morning the inside of the oil cap has a little moisture. it's been 29 degrees overnight and the car was outside and had frost on it. i hadn't started the engine before i removed the cap to peek at it this morning.
regarding p-car coolant, do you HAVE to buy it from the dealership? can i go to any type of automotive place and get it? in the manual, it states it has to be genuine pcar coolant. the reservoir looked a bit low today, so i need to add some coolant. what are your thoughts on this?
thanks you for your advice!
#19
clean your cap and keep an eye on it (not literally of course, that would hurt) and see if it does it again... look for oil in the coolant tank as well. Condensation is normal as engines are not atmospehericaly sealed from air moisture.
As for coolant, there is another brand that you can buy, but since I forgot what it is, it must be specific and that means its not that common... Alot of people sez to use Posrche coolant... and thats what I do.
As for coolant, there is another brand that you can buy, but since I forgot what it is, it must be specific and that means its not that common... Alot of people sez to use Posrche coolant... and thats what I do.
#20
This is normal because of condensation from the engine when it cools down and collects in places like your oil cap. Now if the oil is this color or a white creme color, then you have problems.
#21
Paul
#22
lol! what would a girl do w/ out you paul??? it's like you wave your magic wand and things just happen! haha!
thanks you guys for all of the info! i'll take a peek at the coolant color tonight when the car is back home from work. it just had an oil change done approx 2,500 miles ago.
i'll let you know what i find out!
thanks again!
thanks you guys for all of the info! i'll take a peek at the coolant color tonight when the car is back home from work. it just had an oil change done approx 2,500 miles ago.
i'll let you know what i find out!
thanks again!
#23
it's actually more of an orange color. not so much a cream color.
thanks for your info and advice.
#24
lol! what would a girl do w/ out you paul??? it's like you wave your magic wand and things just happen! haha!
thanks you guys for all of the info! i'll take a peek at the coolant color tonight when the car is back home from work. it just had an oil change done approx 2,500 miles ago.
i'll let you know what i find out!
thanks again!
thanks you guys for all of the info! i'll take a peek at the coolant color tonight when the car is back home from work. it just had an oil change done approx 2,500 miles ago.
i'll let you know what i find out!
thanks again!
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