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when you change the old stuff did you run the coolant out from the heater core? and there's another port you need to open to get the coolant out(rad. block and there's on by the firewall)
I'd perform a cooling system pressure check too. Could be a cracked block. If you don't get constant pressure and you find new coolant in the oil. Well, I'm not sure what the next step would be.
Maybe drain out all the oil, then run the cooling system pressure check and see if you have anti-freeze running out the oil drain plug. If you find that you do have coolant getting into the pan, the engine's got to come apart anyway. I think checking the oil cooler's a good idea too. Maybe bypass the hoses around the cooler when you pressure check the system.
Maybe drain out all the oil, then run the cooling system pressure check and see if you have anti-freeze running out the oil drain plug. If you find that you do have coolant getting into the pan, the engine's got to come apart anyway. I think checking the oil cooler's a good idea too. Maybe bypass the hoses around the cooler when you pressure check the system.
Originally Posted by iam7head,Dec 17 2006, 12:42 AM
when you change the old stuff did you run the coolant out from the heater core? and there's another port you need to open to get the coolant out(rad. block and there's on by the firewall)
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Originally Posted by runutzzzzz,Dec 17 2006, 07:18 PM
Where does the oil go into the radiator?
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if you open ur radiator cap with engine running, do you see bubbles coming out? if yes then u probably didn't install the head gasket properly
Did you have the head surfaced by a machine shop when you change the head gasket?



