Unleash the Power Advanced Techniques for Oil Removal in Water Coolant

There are really only 2 ways to get oil in the coolant w/oa cooler built into the radiator. They would be a bad head gasket or a crack, either in the head or ... 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 ... water/antifreeze in the oil is almost always a head gasket. if they drained the antifreeze and didn't fill it then i'd say they are liable. This happens because the o ring seals on the water pump have gone bad and turned hard as a rock and because of the seals can no longer separate ... Check your transmission dipstick for possible coolant contamination, also. That "film of oil" in your coolant overflow tank may not be that much ... Join this channel to get access to perks: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UC46AZdy5lJVvEE2NMsyWolA/join Contact me at ... as in the oil drops are suspended and floating in the coolant? check your oil level next and look for white goo on the inside of the oil filler ... Transmission oil will float on the coolant and make it look dark, murky, and frothy in the coolant reservoir and the radiator. I have a 09 Beetle, my mechanic called me with my issue and it was a failed oil cooler. I had oil in the coolant and the car overheated. Contamination between oil and coolant could be caused by a faulty oil cooler, turbo, cracked head, or faulty head gasket.