They can also only pressurize the radiator.
Its also possible to have coolant in the cyl with no oil/coolant mixing.
At 01:49 PM 11/24/2005, you wrote:
Hans Neureiter wrote:
> I had my share of blown headgaskets. Since Brian does not know when and how
> whatever happened, one sure way to tell if it is the gasket is to look at
> the oil and the coolant. If the gasket went, there will be oil in the
> coolant (scum in the reservoir)and/or water in the oil (milky looking scum
> on the dipstick).
Not always. I have had head gaskets blown where there was NO cross
contamination or even loss of either fluid. It's possible for a gasket
to simply blow out between adjacent cylinders!
Marshall
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