Mastering Oil Removal in Water Coolant for Enhanced System Performance

Whoever said oil and water don't mix has never seen this. But oil in the coolant doesn't get beaten that much, and oil being lighter than ... Oil in the coolant could just be a bad oil cooler. I had that a while back and a new cooler and gasket solved it. Give that a go before you ... I'm getting oil in my coolant but not coolant in my oil. Everyone says head gasket but then when I say no water in the oil that's when I start ... I dunno how many times I need to explain this. Oil in the coolant does not mean head gasket. Never has, never will. No no no no no. HG leaks don't really put oil in the coolant on these engines. An oil cooler failure can definitely do it, as can a crack in the oil filter ... Contamination between oil and coolant could be caused by a faulty oil cooler, turbo, cracked head, or faulty head gasket. Using your imagination here, understand that radiator coolant is water-based and heavier than petroleum motor oil, so will not blend with the engine oil. When ... I'd say say flush the coolant with distilled water first the refill with 50/50 and you should be good to go. I second replacing both of the gaskets. Be sure to ... To get oil in the coolant, the leak has to be where the oil pressure is higher than the cooling system. This is almost never the head gasket. My ... Unless someone put oil in your coolant reservoir it's not likely an accident. There are several things it could be, none of them good.