Milk-like coolant

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04-20-02, 08:52 PM

88turborx7

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Milk-like coolant

I just changed the thermostat the other day because I was having some overheating problems. I put some new coolant in and 2 days later it looks like milk. Any reason why? Could it be the rad that's no more good?

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04-20-02, 09:57 PM

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Does your oil look like milk too?

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04-21-02, 01:33 AM

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oil plus coolant = milk

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04-21-02, 07:22 AM

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it might be mixing the oil with the coolant, if so, your engine is gone, sorry to say it

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