

| Subject: | Oil in Coolant |
| From: | Finn Runyon |
| Date: | Mon, 2 Jan 2012 10:23:25 -0700 |
So several kind people have suggested that the oil in the coolant which I am told from the previous owner was the result of the coolant junction behind the right rear wheel blowing apart, and that the engine overheated, might be as simple as the oil cooler and or seal failure. I would love to think it was this simple, but fear for the worst. Obviously if it severely overheated it would not run. It starts right up, seems to have normal power, but because of my fear that something more serious is wrong, I have not run it much beyond getting it on a trailer to tow it to my home. It idles a bit rough until it warms up. Would warped or damaged heads cause the oil/coolant issue? Thanks! Finn 87 and 89 Westys
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