Anyone suffered from water getting in around the oil filer cap during the recent snowy conditions.
I removed the filler cap on a test drive today and there was "mayoniasse" under the cap. (after we had been out in it)
We lifted the bonnet on an avant they had in and there was also water under cap. (This had not been started)
Water in the Oil?
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RE: Water in the Oil?
Had to top up my oil last week, there was absolutely no sign of mayonnaise under the oil filler cap when I took it off.
Mayonnaise is usually a sign of an engine not warming up fully due to short trips.
Mayonnaise is usually a sign of an engine not warming up fully due to short trips.
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RE: Water in the Oil?
Would stand to reason, its been moved around on their forecourt, in and out of showroom over night, for a few months.
They agreed to change oil and filter before sale.
They agreed to change oil and filter before sale.
RE: Water in the Oil?
Sounds like it needs a good long run. Probably got a fair amount of water sloshing around in the exhaust too.
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