Posted by John B. on November 30, 2008 at 06:19:44 from (38.114.64.185):
In Reply to: water geting oil posted by pablito on November 29, 2008 at 21:48:41:
Don't run it unless you want to use water for your oil. Let it set over night or even longer and let the moisture seperate from the oil. Pull the drain plug and see what color the moisture is. If it looks like antifeeze or just clear water. This will help in diagnosing if you have to tear the engine down or not. Water is heavier than oil and will be at the bottom of the pan and be the first to drain out. One other good method is to drain the oil and pressurize your cooling system to see if the pressure leaks off and coolant drips out the oil pan. Sometimes a leaking head gasket will cause bubbling/to extreme bubbling in the radiator while the engine is running.
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