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YOUR RESEARCHWhat's this whiteish substance on the inside of my oil fill tube?
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Check filler cap, nothing
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Checked filler cap, nothing but pink pristine liquid.
What's this whiteish substance on the inside of my oil fill tube?
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What's this whiteish substance on the inside of my oil fill tube?
Inspect carefully
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Inspect carefully for intermix (just to be extra safe - unlikely).
What's this whiteish substance on the inside of my oil fill tube?
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crack cocaine???
sorry, could not resist
Might be residue from condensation, look at this link for an example of many similar threads:
https://rennlist.com/forums/996-foru...owish-goo.html
Looks like the typical foam that's from condensation (produced by shorter drives, when sustained temperatures are insufficient to evaporate) that has dried to a crusty consistency. Inspect carefully for intermix (just to be extra safe - unlikely). Doubtful any real reason for concern.
Now that we're getting into the warmer weather, the filler tube "Mayo/Crack Cocaine" should disappear until the weather gets cold again (i.e. - it's condensation...it won't happen when the filler tube is warm...)
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Yeah that "Mayo/Crack Cocaine" can be a dookie starter for a lot of newbies. Myself included when I first came across it. I practically shart in my pants.
