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Re: 9-N with oil in radiator
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Posted by Ross Pugh(NC) on January 22, 2007 at 14:46:14 from (216.162.4.212):
In Reply to: 9-N with oil in radiator posted by Mark Whitmore on January 22, 2007 at 14:21:23:
The oil ye refer to in the coolant. If it is actually oil, it was poured in the radiator by someone, as there is no way oil can go from the engine into the water. If a head gasket is blown exhaust by products can be getting into the coolant system and if oil is bypassing the rings and getting into the cylinders is the only way oil could appear to be getting into the radiator. Oily exhaust fumes.
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