my ford f-150 has 100.000 miles on it, i have water condensation in my oil ,i need to change it, is it alright to flush the motor with kerosene without starting it and then change the oli and filter
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Water in oil is possibly a sign of a blown head gasket.
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Water will not condense inside the engine. If a small amount is present after sitting for weeks a tiny amount may show up in the oil, Any condensation inside the engine would burn off as soon as the engine is started and running for a minute or so. My best bet is a head gasket problem.
I think you’re right on the down stroke piston is pulling Oil from the oil return holes Of the head gaskets And going out the exhaust end of discussion