

| Subject: | Re: Tan paste on inside of oil cap |
| From: | Jeff Diebolt |
| Date: | Wed, 12 Mar 1997 17:47:51 -0500 |
The "tan paste" is from moisture in the crankcase. My guess is that you do allot of short distance driving, anything less than twenty miles hardly warms up the oil enough to boil off the moisture. Be sur the crankcase breather hoses are all connected. The oil light should come on any time the oil pressure is below about 8-10 PSI. Which of course is true when the engine is not running. HTH At 08:18 PM 3/11/97 -0600, Frayed1003@aol.com wrote: >I own a 81 Westy and was wondering if anyone knows the reason for the tan >paste that forms on the inside of my oil cap. Is this a big >problem? Is the oil light supposed to come on when you start the van in order to show it is working? I assume this is why the other >lights come on at start up. Any responses would be appreciated. Thanks > > Greetings from Michigan's Upper Peninsula Jeff & Jean-Marie Diebolt mailto:jdiebolt@up.net
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