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Old 04-06-2008, 11:28 AM   #1
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Default 2004 GT Milky/fuel smelling oil
This is my Father-in-laws car. He has an 04 8 GT 6 spd. Now, for the past few months, it was winter, so every 2 weeks, he would start it and let it run. He went to check the oil yesterday after doing some driving around, and it is like a milkshake and smells like fuel. I have never had this on my FD, but milky is usually a sign of coolant, but the car isn't smoking at all and there isn't any coolant loss. I do know that on the bottom of my oil cap, I will get a milky residue on the FD and it will smell a little of fuel, but the milkiness is due to condensation....any thoughts?

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