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<blockquote data-quote="johndoe1234" data-source="post: 6339876" data-attributes="member: 580697"><p>I blew a ****ing head gasket a month ago and i had NO smoke and the radiator was completely filled with the sludge shit. The head gasket seals the head from the block and when it blows, you get a mixture of oil and antifreeze. Its in both the oil pan and the RADIATOR. The oil was milky but i noticed the shit in the radiator first. You dont have to see through the fins to see the shit, thats what the radiator cap is for .</p><p></p><p>Thanks for your opinion smart ***</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="johndoe1234, post: 6339876, member: 580697"] I blew a ****ing head gasket a month ago and i had NO smoke and the radiator was completely filled with the sludge shit. The head gasket seals the head from the block and when it blows, you get a mixture of oil and antifreeze. Its in both the oil pan and the RADIATOR. The oil was milky but i noticed the shit in the radiator first. You dont have to see through the fins to see the shit, thats what the radiator cap is for . Thanks for your opinion smart *** [/QUOTE]
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