Milk in valve covers

FED 387 · 05-06-2011, 11:04 PM

Believe me when I tell ya we tried everything--pressure tested the heads/magnafluxed the block/replaced every gasket that was even near water/sealed every bolt that was near water/checked for cracks or leaks every where even swapped out engines but still using Pennzoil and finally after talking to Glidden at the Gators when he borrowed some spark plugs from me he suggested switching brands of oil and it magically went away---seems the moisture mixes with the Pennzoil differently than it does with the other brands of oil resulting in the milky look we switched to Valvoline then and never had a problem like that again

05-06-2011, 11:04 PM	#9
FED 387 VIP Member Join Date: Jun 2006 Posts: 3,416 Likes: 521 Liked 330 Times in 178 Posts	Re: Milk in valve covers Believe me when I tell ya we tried everything--pressure tested the heads/magnafluxed the block/replaced every gasket that was even near water/sealed every bolt that was near water/checked for cracks or leaks every where even swapped out engines but still using Pennzoil and finally after talking to Glidden at the Gators when he borrowed some spark plugs from me he suggested switching brands of oil and it magically went away---seems the moisture mixes with the Pennzoil differently than it does with the other brands of oil resulting in the milky look we switched to Valvoline then and never had a problem like that again