Yes, I had the same problem last year.My manifolds were only a year old and had water in the exhaust port with some pitting.Replaced the head gasket and still had milky oil.Ended up being a cracked head.If you plan on changing the head gasket I would get the head checked out while it is off.
water in manifold when i take off the riser?
I have been hounding everyone on here for weeks with my milky oil 
i keep digging more and more. Well every time i pull off the riser the third cyl back directly under the riser has water in it. This is obviously my problem with the milky oil. SO i pulled the manifold and seems to be ok? could the head be cracked? could thqat cause water to get into the cyl? Or head gasket? Whats the next step i should take? thanks a lot for all the help everyone has givin me.
-chris
i keep digging more and more. Well every time i pull off the riser the third cyl back directly under the riser has water in it. This is obviously my problem with the milky oil. SO i pulled the manifold and seems to be ok? could the head be cracked? could thqat cause water to get into the cyl? Or head gasket? Whats the next step i should take? thanks a lot for all the help everyone has givin me.-chris
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how about cracked riser, riser gasket, cracked manifold look into the exhaust port of that cylinder and look for rust line on a crack
i assume you drain the manifold before pulling the riser?
just throwin ideas out there
i assume you drain the manifold before pulling the riser?
just throwin ideas out there
yea i changed the riser gasket already with no luck and yes i drained the manifold. thanks for the suggestionschimchim said:how about cracked riser, riser gasket, cracked manifold look into the exhaust port of that cylinder and look for rust line on a crack
i assume you drain the manifold before pulling the riser?
just throwin ideas out there
all shops by us are backed up 2-3 weeks... i am mechanicaly inclined. I did heads and cam in my car last year. Just boat are new to me.
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