Oil in cooloant
The worst would be a blown engine.If there is oil in the coolant , there will be coolant in the oil.Engine bearings don't like water/coolant.They like oil.
Most probable cause is a bad head gasket.
Don't put it off , get it fixed.
Most probable cause is a bad head gasket.
Don't put it off , get it fixed.
A few easy signs your head gasket is blown.......
1.) White smoke from tail pipe on start up
2.) Coolant in oil (or vise versa)
3.) Opening up the rad cap (upon stat up of a cold engine ONLY) and it looks like a hot tub.
My old 87 Shadow was notorious for bowing head gaskets......along with the odd piston failure too.
1.) White smoke from tail pipe on start up
2.) Coolant in oil (or vise versa)
3.) Opening up the rad cap (upon stat up of a cold engine ONLY) and it looks like a hot tub.
My old 87 Shadow was notorious for bowing head gaskets......along with the odd piston failure too.
A little oil in the cooling system won't really hurt anything.
suffice to say not a good idea to run the engine like that.
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