i did a search and i know white smoke means blown head gsket or cracked sleave but what about white creme inside the tail pipe

 

oil and water mixing causes a mixture that looks like a chocolate milkshake. This can be caused by a headgasket failure or some other internal engine failure like a cracked head or block. you could check by verifying if there is contamination in your oil or coolant. Is it running hot? Good luck...

 

I think somebody really likes your ride

 

What happened to the white cream?

Dave who's to drunk to even think about the white cream?!!!111!!!......

When oil and water mix it does look like a milkshake. You may have a headgasket leak. I'd like to see pics to determine.

 

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This is the very reason all replies, with exception for the only technical one, were deleted.

 

Hahaha! They were deleted!

So....heres a stupid question: What gives this by product it's white creaminess? Is it simply the water mixing with oil? Or is it a chemical reaction between the antifreeze and the oil?

 

no chemical reaction present, just a physical reaction. like water mixing with ATF fluid turns it into a strawberry milkshake. i think it was intentional when the desigen antifreeze, so it's easier to spot in oil.