What does anti-freezed oil look like

[Redog]

My question is how choc milk like is it?

I changed the Delta's oil this morning (I kill my mech's old assinant if I ever see him, he had to use a wrench or a strap to install the oil filter after the oil was changed from fixing the manifold problem I had a while ago) and it looked a bit dark brown, almost choco like. I collected a sample, but in the bottle it looked like used motor oil.

Any ideas

[ptrudel]

you'd probly see "milky" spots in the oil that would show anti-freeze and/or water...if its completely milky, then yeah you got lots of it in there...check the reservoir/rad and it'll tlel you if its leakin by somewhere

[jabartram]

pressure test the cooling system.

[IRONDOG442]

it looks like butterscotch pudding

[super white alero1]

Any coolant or water would look like whitish spot in the oil, you will also notice patches in the surface if there are anything other than oil in there.

[Ryan from Ohio]

water and oil will seperate...

So look at whats in the pan. Give it some time to sit. If you notice seperation, you got a problemo.

[brim]

darker colors can from heat if i remember, like a bad seal or excessive blowby. Correct me if I'm wrong tho

[comanche]

A pale yellow sludge (sometimes bubbly) on the dipstick.

[Cliff8928]

Like coffee with creamer.

[comanche]

"Like coffee with creamer." ---> perfect!

[alerored04]

i agree with the butterscotch pudding. Nail on the head there.

[Redog]

OK I'm good then :D :D :D :D

[yoslvr442]

what about coffee ice cream??