2003 Ford Focus "engine oil radiator" Questions

...engine oil dipstick out and see if the oil looks milky. If so then that's a dead giveaway that this is your problem. NOW!! IF the engine oil is clean and the transmission lines run to the radiator ...

engine oil into your radiator or antifreeze into your engine oil. you will be able to see these as light brown froth on the dipstick, or when you open your radiator you will see the froth there too. 3

...engine oil, but if transmission oil on automatic, I'd say radiator. You possibly have a blown head gasket. If you are loosing coolant with no apparent leak or you see a white foamy substance on the ...

...oil cooler that was infront of the rad, and is now damaged. Shampoo the engine compartment with a good degreaser, and run the motor for ten minutes if it will drive without overheating, find the ...

... engine oil cup if is clean and oil level engine or transmission  they not rising   exhaust pipe fumes   not white  mean steam   ,check reserve tank  cooling

...oil in the water. The blockage in the radiators was due to Ford not cleaning the blocks properly after casting. The casting sand left in the water jackets, over time gets flushed into the radiator ...

...oil. the engine may be about shot, and need a Ring Job. have someone peek at the radiator, hoses and water pump...it may be gone. if the car has blue smoke, you are definetly burning oil I have a ...

...engine with oil. I'd recomend you change your oil and put the right amount in it, because chances are, if you are that low, it was time for an oil change anyway. As for your coolant leak, check your ...

...ideas? Check your fluid levels in your radiator. Add radiator fluid. Don't overheat your engine. While you're at it. Check all fluids. You wouldn't want to run out of oil either and seize your

...engine system failure light coming out on my 2005 ford focus. The first day I checked oil and water. The oil was slightly low and I topped up. The water appeared to be overheating and I filled with ...