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Lift your oil refil cap, is there foam or some sort of gunk residue under the cap? If possible upload a pic of what the oil under the cap looks

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Old 08-03-2018, 08:10 PM   #4 (permalink)
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Lift your oil refil cap, is there foam or some sort of gunk residue under the cap? If possible upload a pic of what the oil under the cap looks like. My first Z was throwing the same code and it turned out to be a head gasket leaking coolant / oil into the wrong areas. Was reading the pressure loss and putting me in limp mode. Tphe tall tail sighn is a foam substance boiling to the top of your oil, you can see it form on the oil cap usually
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