oil/grease in radiator
I was just checking my rad today by looking at the reservoir and opening my rad cap. I found little oil and grease from it from misconnection of the oil return line. How do I clean up the remainder oil. It's not a lot but i see little grease dots around the inside of rad. Is there anything that can flush it out? I just don't want grease in the motor
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I first started seeing oil in my coolant, then started seeing coolant in my oil, then my headgasket finally blew. Blew 3 times. The 3rd time I finally swapped engines. Here's my old engine
How did you miss-connect the the oil return line. It goes from the turbo to the oil pan???
Don't worry about the small amount of oil in the anti-freeze. You can flush the cooling system if you really want to.
Don't worry about the small amount of oil in the anti-freeze. You can flush the cooling system if you really want to.
I think you guys misunderstood or didn't read the whole thing.
There's no problem with the motor now, just that I want to clean up the residue in the rad.
Anyway 1992Si I brought this motor from some guy and I got him to do the install for me as well (very bad idea) and he misconnected some hoses. Got it fixed right when i got home.
There's no problem with the motor now, just that I want to clean up the residue in the rad.
Anyway 1992Si I brought this motor from some guy and I got him to do the install for me as well (very bad idea) and he misconnected some hoses. Got it fixed right when i got home.
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