Please help OIL in Radiator Again
Please help OIL in Radiator Again Well I have oil in my coolant resovoir AGAIN. Within in the last year I have had to flush and replace everything in my cooling system except the radiator itself as they had been eaten away by oil. It's happened again and I was wondering what may be causing this again. Originally they told me that my head gasket was o.k. but I am SO pissed right now. $700 and the bastards cant even do it right.
Just got it back from the shop. It looks likes the guy who replaced my water pump poured water in my radiator. That bastard, first he overcharged me and did the work without consent then we argued and my feeling is that he did this ****.
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Originally Posted by 98camaro1le
Just got it back from the shop. It looks likes the guy who replaced my water pump poured water in my radiator. That bastard, first he overcharged me and did the work without consent then we argued and my feeling is that he did this ****.
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From: Schiller Park, ILL Member: #317
Originally Posted by Low N Slow
Might be tranny fluid, your tranny cooler is in the radiator and they are known to leak. You might need a new radiator.
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From: Schiller Park, ILL Member: #317
Originally Posted by Fire-formula 93
Why the hell would he do that?
If that's true, best way to handle that is to burn the shop down.
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Have you thought of checking the power steering cooler heat exchanger?
It is inside the large aluminum tubing section just behind the radiator.
I've heard people have trouble with it rupturing. Check the fluid level in the PS reservoir and see if it has water mixed in with the fluid.
It is inside the large aluminum tubing section just behind the radiator.
I've heard people have trouble with it rupturing. Check the fluid level in the PS reservoir and see if it has water mixed in with the fluid.
