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Yellow Crud

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Fill top the car this morning

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Went to fill top the car this morning with Oil and found what can only be described as Yellow sludge in the cap .

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Fill top the car this morning

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Suggestion · Original poster

Went to fill top the car this morning with Oil and found what can only be described as Yellow sludge in the cap .

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POST 1 / ORIGINAL POSTEROriginal post

Hi Guys, Went to fill top the car this morning with Oil and found what can only be described as Yellow sludge in the cap . Have now got a terrible feeling in the pit of my stomach... Remember another posting on here talking about yellow custard and now fear that I gave the same condition. Can some one put me out of misery or maybe push me over the edge.... Thanks in anticipation... Ian

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Perfectly normal mate... the long horizontal filler on top of the engine gets condensation in it, turning any residual oil into mayonnaise (don't put it on your chips though :lol: ) Unless you have other symptons that are bothering you, it is highly unlikely that this is any cause for concern!

POST 3 / ORIGINAL POSTEROriginal post

Thank f that!!! :lol: Was just reading the small print on my indy warranty whilst crossing every digit! :roll:

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