Its a l200 animal engine its got water in the rad
SOURCE: Oil in the rad water but no water in the oil
I would say that there must be a small track between an oil channel and a water channel in a cylinder head gasket. The oil pressure is normally more than the water pressure, so the fluid transfer is one way - to the water system. The track will be very small, so flow will only occurs when oil pressure is above zero. It's all it can be, I think.
SOURCE: mitsubishi l200 animal 2006 leaking oil from steering rack
Its most likely a seal on the power steering rack by the age it will most likely just be a seal they are about £7 in UK but possible the rack is goosed although I doubt it, please be careful using the car as it can lock the steering in position, and,,,, well you get it.
SOURCE: i have a 2002 l200 turbo intercooled with 105000
Alrighty ... That's not a whole lot of miles, but being as it is turbo'd, maybe I can understand it. First: Watch your tailpipe. Does the exhaust appear to be white? Shut off the engine, go out, pop the hood, open up the radiator cap. Start the engine. Does the water bubble, or smoke vent off the top? It could be a broken head gasket, if it does not show these signs, it could be that instead of going into the cylinder, it moved it from the water to the oil passages. Either way, just watch that the reverse does not occur: That WOULD be disastrous.
SOURCE: oil leak - offside front, near the front wheel
please check shaft couple from middle engine to front wheel, seal gearbox was common demage (scratch) so cause oil go out from there.
please try
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