Oil fill cap condensation
I have a 2000 Dakota 4x4, 4.7, 207K. Every winter the oil fill cap collects that milky crap. I've searched the threads and havent had any luck. User error most likely. Will a pcv valve change fix that. mine does rattle. or is that just what the 4.7s do.i had a 2002 ram with a 4.7 that did the same thing. I bought that one new and sold it at 134k.
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i guess because i didnt put milky in the search. a tone of threads popped up once i hit submit.
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Originally Posted by Mopar44134
(Post 3423362)
I have a 2000 Dakota 4x4, 4.7, 207K. Every winter the oil fill cap collects that milky crap. I've searched the threads and havent had any luck. User error most likely. Will a pcv valve change fix that. mine does rattle. or is that just what the 4.7s do.i had a 2002 ram with a 4.7 that did the same thing. I bought that one new and sold it at 134k.
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I would agree its normal. get out on the highway once in a while to get everything hot to evaporate it off.
I do short trips to work and when I went to change the oil when it was -20*c and I had not warmed the engine up...the oil would not drain as the water froze and blocked the drain plug hole. approx. 2oz of water came out after I warmed it up. The truck runs great...no oil consumption... it has 250000 kilometers. I change the oil before winter and every 6000km. if you had a pcv problem; the air filter would be oil filled. |
I put a shop paper towel under the cap and change it every couple weeks. It really helps. Since there is that insert in there no worries about it going down the tube.
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Have the same thing here for the past 18 winters. Dodge did come up with a "fix" at one point, all it does is hide the goop.
Wouldn't worry about it. |
Normal. Had it every winter since new
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