brown milky oil inside oil filler cap
Asked by lwilkinsjr Mar 24, 2016 at 08:40 PM about the 2010 Chevrolet Cobalt
Question type: Maintenance & Repair
3 Answers
Moisture in the oil. Check that the pcv valve is clean and working, and that the breather element is clean.
lwilkinsjr answered 8 years ago
thank you for your help but there is no pcv valve it is a 2.2 My drive only four miles to work and we live in a cold climate the engine never gets fully heated up
Well then that is one reason why, and there has to be some sort of breathing system for an engine, or it would push oil out all over from pressure build up in the crank case. Short runs, engine not able to stay at operating temperature for very long creates condensation. It is just best to change the oil more frequently when going threw winter.