Reply to "Coolant or gasoline in oil?"

biturbo (Guest)

Hello again and thanks for your suggestions. Yes, I suspected also to be the coolant in the oil. We pulled the engine out of the car, After snapping off some headers bolts, without any room to drill them out, also the gas tank rusty and leaking, I though it would be a good idea to remove the whole motor, not an easy job without the proper tools. Removed the transaxle first, then the engine assembly. I think this will keep me busy for the next 5 months as now it is the time to replace the clutch, water pump, gas tank, I would send the heads out to check for cracks. I will download pictures next time and I will have some questions for you when the re-assembling time comes. And by the way, wish me luck.
Carlo.

11/28/098:50 PM

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