Engine oil coolant mixing

Hello ,

Anytime you have engine oil co-mingling with the coolant this is undoubtedly a blown head gasket(s). Here is a link below explaining everything in detail:

https://www.2carpros.com/articles/coolantantifreeze-in-the-engine-oil

Please go through this guide and report back with what you would like to do. We have step by step guides available if you would like to replace your vehicle's head gasket and can shoot those right over to you if you would like.

Thanks,
Alex
2CarPros

Hello again,

It doesn't really matter which direction that the coolant and oil or oil and coolant go, the issue is that they are mixing. The engine block and cylinder head(s) in your vehicle are pressed together like a grilled cheese sandwich. There are passages from the engine block to the cylinder head(s) that allow the engine oil and the coolant to flow from one to the other. The job of the head gasket is to make a seal in between the cylinder head(s) and engine block to keep the engine oil and the coolant passages sealed and the combustion chambers sealed trapping the cylinders compression so it can all be used to drive the piston down. The only other options here would be a cracked engine block or cracked cylinder head(s), but you would have a loss of compression as well with either of these conditions. So it must be a blown head gasket. Please get back to us with what you would like to do and we can go from there.

Thanks,
Alex
2CarPros

Hello again,

Sorry about that, I didn't realize that your engine was equipped with an engine oil cooler. I have included the instructions for the removal and installation of the engine oil cooler in the diagrams down below. While the cooler is removed inspect it for cracks and make sure that the fix bolt wasn't loose. Please get back to us with what you find out.

Thanks,
Alex
2CarPros