cream in radiator M20b25( I guess)

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Hello sifu-sifu,Needs help. I am new.My M20b25 radiator produce "cream" nowaday. Color lighter than peanut buttter.Check and changed the radiator part that cool Auto gear oil. I was leaking.Not sure is because the cream is not flush out properly after the radiator done up or still have other problems, I cream still filling up my radiator reservor.Can any sifu advise me whereas can this cream come from?Can it be from the engine block? my car can still run without problem?Can it be from the hose?
 
cream...as in like a milkshake?

if so, please check your dipstick. If the dipstick has the same consistensy...then u might have a big problem.

Basically it means oil is mixing with coolant/water and creating this cream/milkshake.

Eventually, the engine will seize.

Reasons: crack head, crack block, bad headgasket or anywhere where the oil is mixing with coolant.

hope this helps...

Franklin
 
Originally posted by moongcp@Jul 29 2005, 08:38 PM
Hello sifu-sifu,

Needs help. I am new.

My M20b25 radiator produce "cream" nowaday. Color lighter than peanut buttter.

Check and changed the radiator part that cool Auto gear oil. I was leaking.

Not sure is because the cream is not flush out properly after the radiator done up or still have other problems, I cream still filling up my radiator reservor.

Can any sifu advise me whereas can this cream come from?

Can it be from the engine block? my car can still run without problem?
Can it be from the hose?
this is not good, cracked block......head.....etc...
 
cream? :eek:
dude,send ur ride for a check at a workshop double time!
not a good sign man.
either tht or try flushing/servicing ur radiator.it could also b rust sediments clogging up ur radiator internals and causing it to froth.....
i had the same thing whn i 1st got my e30 5yrs ago and after servicing/flushing my radiator,thank god it was ok.
but,better be safe thn sorry,go chech with ur mechanic asap dude!

all the best.
rgds,
-brad-
 
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