B56

I also pulled my dipstick and there was a drop of white goo on it too. Is this coolant in my oil? If so what can i check to find out where the coolant and oil is mixing.

My coolant resivoir tank is totally clean. So it does not look like there is oil in the coolant.

BSK

oil foams up sometimes

B56

so this is normal? Would white goo indicate coolant?

Mr Paul [T-28]

too much fun with your tranny?

B56

no seriously though. Do i have a problem????

northof49(+1+1)

i used to get it all the time in winter on my 96

Reggie

1. Not doing frequent oil changes
2. Doing too many short trips and the oil is not heating up enough

I would run a can of oil detergent about 300 miles before you next oil change.

Hillbilly

when it's that cold out at night, nothing you can do. I wouldn't worry about it.

canonicalman

An opening between an oil passage and a water passage at the head gasket can let coolant water into the oil creating the white-tan goo that you see on the oil cap.

Hillbilly

I bet you cannot find five, non-induced, seperate cases.