Subject	white typically means a head gasket. Does your oil look
Posted by	5280Z_nightstalker on August 03, 2008 at 7:18 PM
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In Reply To	Re: Valve "sills" --> seals posted by lugerz on August 03, 2008 at 06:03 PM
Message	brownish soupy. Typical break down of smoke is white= head gasket, blue=oil, and black= rich fuel. Do a compression check on all cylinders and see what turns up. You should have no left over oil in your engine if it was drained and on top of that the minor amount left is nothing to even worry about and wouldnt bother anything. I think you may have other issues then what you think. Do a good check of the engine and check for codes, plug color, leaks, and make sure all is running right. It is possible that you have knocking from the blown head gasket or from a related cause. Hope that helps.
Follow Ups	Rebuild Question- How long do I need to run engine before - lugerz 16:59:39 08/03/08 Valve "sills" --> seals - BobbyT 17:47:34 08/03/08 Re: Valve "sills" --> seals - lugerz 18:03:59 08/03/08 Re: Re: Valve "sills" --> seals (n/m) - lugerz 18:05:37 08/03/08 white typically means a head gasket. Does your oil look - 5280Z_nightstalker 19:18:16 08/03/08 Re: white typically means a head gasket. Does your oil look - lugerz 19:24:15 08/03/08 Re: white typically means a head gasket. Does your oil look - lugerz 19:25:00 08/03/08 Re: Re: white typically means a head gasket. Does your oil look - lugerz 21:34:23 08/03/08 What about the oil in the I/C's? - Spddracer 19:39:01 08/04/08
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