Antifreeze in oil: Part Two

Posted by dave w on August 18, 2003 at 19:25:35 from (204.73.102.152):

Ok I was told to take the oil pan off and check for leaks with a pressure gauge. I removed the oil pan yesterday and could not see any ovious place where antifree may be leaking. I borrowed a pressure gauge. Pumped it up to 7 pounds. A leak developed by one of the old radiator hoses. (external leak!)Still cound not see anmy place where the antifreeze is getting into the oil.

Any suggestion on what to do next? Do I remove the head? I don't know, but could there be a frost plug leaking someplace. I'm lost.

Please help me find the way!

thanks for your input!

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