Yes its expensive ,so disconnect the oil cooler pipes from the rad then buy some copper pipe about a 1/4 then make a nice few tubes with a plumbers pipe bender and make it fit infront of the rad or the ac rad where applicable then use a compression joint to connect it all up this will work just as well ,seal up the oil connection on the radiator with a couple of blanking plugs and away you go
SOURCE: leak between the engine and the gearbox
Try using high mileage oil and lucas additive...If leak is not too bad, that may soften and swell seal enough to stop it. To do seal correctly engine must come out.
Try it...It may help!!!
SOURCE: My Volvo is overheating and mixes the engine oil
the oil that you are seeing may be transmission fluid if its an automatic,the transmission lines go through the radiator for cooling.if the radiator fails in that section ,it could be leaking into the antifreze,or you have a blown head gasket
SOURCE: oil mixed with water in coolant
Head gasket would be your only problem, the oil cooler normally is cooled by air and not water.
SOURCE: oil mixed with water in coolant
have you checked your engine oil if it looks the same?? If your engine oil is mixed/milky colored, then its your head gasket!!hopefully this helps!!
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