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02-02-2010 08:21 AM #16
The number one cause of vapors inside the covers is a poor PCV system. Since you checked to make sure there is a strong vacumm signal from the PCV valve, make sure the breather on the opposite valve cover is not clogged up.
As posted above, run a 180 deg. t-stat.
I once had a pin hole in a water pump backing plate on a Ford and it allowed water to get into the oil pan and turned the oil into whiteish goo.Alan Mackin
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