water in oil
Help colleagues and fellow teg fanatical enthusiasts!!!
I discovered water get in my oil in a 1998 Integra GSR. The engine is newly rebuilt from bottom up with 11:1 compression and ARP head studs. I had the heads checked for cracks and warpage too, everything ok. I have changed out the head gasket twice. The oil takes about 20 miles to milk up after driving. It has a Skunk 2 intake. I also changed the intake gaskets. It happens very gradually, starts first with condensate under oil cap, then the oil turns into a milkshake. Any one have any ideas of what else to look for?
thanks:
I discovered water get in my oil in a 1998 Integra GSR. The engine is newly rebuilt from bottom up with 11:1 compression and ARP head studs. I had the heads checked for cracks and warpage too, everything ok. I have changed out the head gasket twice. The oil takes about 20 miles to milk up after driving. It has a Skunk 2 intake. I also changed the intake gaskets. It happens very gradually, starts first with condensate under oil cap, then the oil turns into a milkshake. Any one have any ideas of what else to look for?
thanks:
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What type of head gaskets are being used? Any chance you got a coolant line mixed with the valve cover breather. Or a coolant leak in the stock valve cover breather/coolant tube?
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