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Old Dec 8, 2022 | 08:30 AM
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Jack G
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From: Hebron, Connecticut
Default Re: Radiator Cap milkshake

I would do a simple test to check for the presence of water in the engine oil. Get the engine completely warmed up or go for a drive, Immediately after returning siphon about 50ml of oil from crankcase and put it in a clear glass container. Let in sit for a while and see if there is a layer of coolant/water forming on the bottom. If there is the problem most likely is with the head gasket.
I also tend to agree with Rob @ NeedsWings and look into doing an engine swap. Looking at the build on the caps and inside the valve cover I would say your problem is not new and the previous owners didn't follow very good maintenance practices.
 
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