Oil in my radiator but no water in the Oil in my radiator
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What motor? A 6.2 has an oil cooler in the radiator.
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That would, to me, imply that your radiator tanks are mixing eachother but your engine and water jacket and transmission arent, outside of htat.
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You may be able to use a tracer dye. They make different colors.
So place one color in your transmission fluid. If nothing shows up in the coolant, use a contrasting color in the crankcase.
https://tracerproducts.com/multi-colored-fluid-dye-uv-leak-detection-kit/
Research the dye..I just did a quick search.
So place one color in your transmission fluid. If nothing shows up in the coolant, use a contrasting color in the crankcase.
https://tracerproducts.com/multi-colored-fluid-dye-uv-leak-detection-kit/
Research the dye..I just did a quick search.
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