sealer is always a bad idea. it clogs the radiator and needs to be acid flushed to get it out.

from overheating, you need a leak down test to confirm you did not damage the head gaskets.

Roy

Answered by ASEMaster6371 (expert)
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I never used a sealer at all and to flush it I used prestone im assuming the gunk in there was blocking the problem so it didnt overheat now that its out it overheats again . maybe a water pump?

Response from jamiegarcia
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Also there is coolant in the oil so I dont think its a blown head

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if there is coolant in the oil as you said, then it does have a blown head gasket.

the gunk must be pressure flushed with acid to rid it of the stuff and re gain flow.

Roy

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Any other suggestions ?

Response from jamiegarcia
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not until those are confirmed, especially the fact that you confirmed the head gasket is bad with coolant in the oil.

roy

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Im sorry I meant there is NO coolant in the oil

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we are still at the radiator needing to be flushed out for flow with a pressure treatment.
Roy

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There is no coolant in the oil I meant

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same answer as above.

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