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milky oil on dipstick 200 1993

posted by  TONY H on  Thu Jan 14 16:43 CST 2016
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If your Oil Level was Higher than it should be and your coolant lower. You have a Head gasket leak.

Check it again after the engine totally cools down to see if the gasket opened up a bit and let coolant pass into the oil.
Yes. condensation this time of year will give you a bit of milkiness on the Oil Fill cap and maybe very high on the dipstick but if your oil is milky, you have a problem and not just cold ambient temperatures.
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