what is oil in radiator

Asked by lcfreebird Oct 02, 2015 at 07:13 PM about the 2005 Jaguar S-TYPE

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Kelly answered 8 years ago

oil ?? flush it out and refill with water and see if it comes back...

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BuckNaked answered 8 years ago

Original engine? It would mean the head gasket is blown or there is a crack in the block. Fyi. A chevy 350 w\350Turbo trans will bolt right up in that car. Just cut the drive shaft and you'll be able to enjoy your jag. Jus say'n

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JerryAutoSpecialties... answered 8 years ago

All depends in what kind of oil you have in the radiator if is trans fluid the radiator is broke inside and need trans flush, but if is engine fluid and you don't have an oil cooler in the radiator your engine is broke.

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