Do you know of 2000 Porsches with the problem of the coolant mixing with the oil?

does car turn over or is it seized-if seized might be better to look for a new ,rebuilt or bone yard motor depending on ur $$$ status---if turns over coolant gets into oil by either bad or cracked intake or intake gasket----blown head or head gasket---cracked cylinder these are the cuses that oil and coolant mix and neither is a simple fix will need to pull motor apar for repair

You have a blowin head gasket, Verry costly to have repaired, Plan on $2000 end up.

Check your Oil cooler ,which is the aloy mount of the oil filter with two water pipes on. Be Careful first to see whether is the engine oil mixes with coolant and not the Automatic Transmission Fluid if your car is Automatic. If is red colored oil surely is the Automatic Gear box Fluid which is other subject to follow. You have to remove the radiator to renew it or if they have the auto fluid cooler radiator. Good luck.

if the oil is mixing in the anti-freeze and it has a red/redish colour to it then the transmission cooler lines in the rad is leaking and the rad will have to be replaced.if the coolant is mixing with the oil then there is a gasket or a crack in the head or block that is allowing coolant into the oil system.it could be an intake gasket that is leaking.it will have to be checked out.there is more oil pressure than coolant pressrure,there fore a gasket will leak into the oil system in an area were an oil passage is not present.

plastic impeller on the water pump and the plastic impeller is slipping on the metal drive shaft ??high possibility

if no puddles or no keaks you can see, then its probably your head gaskets, or the intake gaskets leaking. look all around intake to see if you see any leaks. if you do its your intake gaskets. how does the coolant look! on my car when the intake gasket was leaking, it made the coolant look milky and a chocolate type mixture. so check it out first, the intake gasket. Coolant may flow through the gasket to the inside of the engine and mix with the oil. Pull the oil dipstick out and look at it. Oil mixed with coolant will have a thick consistency. Examine the oil filter cap for any rusty-looking residue. good-luck.

No this is not normal, Sounds like you may be getting a little oil mixed with the water flow. I would have this checked out because you may have a crack within the engine allowing oil to mix with your coolant system.

Is it Oil,or Automatic transmission fluid?
I've changed several Catera Radiator's because the transmission cooler cracked inside of them!!
Better check the transmission fluid for engine coolant too,Coolant in the Automatic Transmission will kill it purdy Quick!

You may have a blown head gasket. One of the head gasket's job is to prevent coolant and oil from entering specific parts of the engine. Over time the gasket wears down and holes appear. Your cooland may have passed through these holes causing it to mix with oil. You would notice steam appear at the tail pipe, where some of the coolant may mix with the exhaust as a result of this.

Do web/internet search with these words REPORTED OWNER PROBLEMS WITH 2000 911 CARRERA, a long list of issues will show up, but most of all the engine.