Yes the head was cracked and bad head gasket. Runs good now with new head and gasket, but just oil getting into the coolant.If the block was warped it could allow the oil into the radiator, even a hole in the water jacket of the block.
Was the old head cracked?
Have you flushed the cooling system since you put on the new head and gasket? It could be just oil that got in the coolant passages from the old cracked head.Yes the head was cracked and bad head gasket. Runs good now with new head and gasket, but just oil getting into the coolant.
You did re-tighten the head after it was warmed up? The gaskets do crush a little once warmed and need a tighten up.Yes the head was cracked and bad head gasket. Runs good now with new head and gasket, but just oil getting into the coolant.
OldMachinist - i was thinking that too... Hopefully it is that simple.You did re-tighten the head after it was warmed up? The gaskets do crush a little once warmed and need a tighten up.
Other than that, not reallys ure where it can be coming from unless there is a crack in the block or the head has a manufacturing flaw. You did put a new O ring on the oil squirter on the block when you did the gasket?
Yes, re-torqued head bolts. Computer been down, sorry for the delay in responseYou did re-tighten the head after it was warmed up? The gaskets do crush a little once warmed and need a tighten up.
Other than that, not reallys ure where it can be coming from unless there is a crack in the block or the head has a manufacturing flaw. You did put a new O ring on the oil squirter on the block when you did the gasket?
The head is fine they sent it to check and had nothing wrong with the headIf the block was warped it could allow the oil into the radiator, even a hole in the water jacket of the block.
Was the old head cracked?