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racing69man 11-24-2013 02:48 PM

83 mk ii
 
good morning everyone,
I just picked up an 83 supra with the mk II in it...5m-ge motor
was told had a bad head gasket,but has no coolant in oil and very little oil in the coolant.. there is oil all around the front of the motor,up on the hood and in the top of the engine between the cam housings where the plugs are located.
could there be another cause of this oil in the coolant or is it the all dreaded head gasket.
trying to locate a radiator psi tester today to check that part of it.
any help is appreciated
thanks

cre 11-25-2013 07:03 AM

Unless I'm forgetting something, there are no other locations on the engine where oil could enter the cooling circuit barring a more extreme issue such as a cracked head or block. The exterior leaks are a different problem... Often just bad valve cover seals and/or cam, crank, oil pump seals.

interested! 11-25-2013 03:26 PM

83 mk ii
 
Quote:

Originally Posted by racing69man (Post 106441)
good morning everyone,
I just picked up an 83 supra with the mk II in it...5m-ge motor
was told had a bad head gasket,but has no coolant in oil and very little oil in the coolant.. there is oil all around the front of the motor,up on the hood and in the top of the engine between the cam housings where the plugs are located.
could there be another cause of this oil in the coolant or is it the all dreaded head gasket.
trying to locate a radiator psi tester today to check that part of it.
any help is appreciated
thanks

Hi ! , Under the heading " any help is appreciated " , I think the first step to locating any external leak is to thoroughly clean the engine and engine bay . Only then , after everything has dried , running the engine may show a leak or at least it's location for further deep investigation .

CanadianBak'inSupra 12-21-2013 03:25 AM

Get a compression test. Depending on milage, it may be time for a rebuild.


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