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by Spanky on April 19th, 2007

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I pulled the oil dipstick on a vehicle I just bought and the oil was the color of cappucino with water droplets in it. What is the likely problem?

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  • by kelson on April 19th, 2007

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    if you JUST bought the car,and it was from a dealership, most states now have a lemon law. meaning that if it broke down in under a certain amount of time the lot is required to take the car back and return your money. I dont know much about engines, but I had a car with a broken head gasket, and I know that if you try to drive the car even a short distance, it can warp the heads and cost more to fix than the car is worth. the only sign I had that there was anything wrong with it was that there was water in the oil, and it overheated one day. don't drive the car until you have fixed the problem. I sugest trying to return the car, and get one that is more reliable.

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