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    ok so I got my my coolant return elbows replaced, that was 1,2,3 easy, done did. Now I've got another issue. Before I got it fixed it got hot, almost in the red. What would be one of the first gaskets to fail under the brutal heat. I got oil on my intake plenum so I'm assuming it's the gasket for the supercharger but not sure. In the past day in a half it's burnt up about a quart of oil. Don't think I cracked the head or anything it wasn't that hot for that long.
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    Could be intake or head gaskets.
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    it might be that L shape piece that runs from the water pump to the side of the moter
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    Quote Originally Posted by RedGPGT View Post
    it might be that L shape piece that runs from the water pump to the side of the moter
    lol do you mean coolant elbow's?
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    No I fixed the coolant elbows already, the problem started after that. I found out my mass airflow and and throttle sensor's are going out that's why it's running like crap. I still haven't figured out where the oil is going though. I've lost about 3/4 of a quart in the past three days. There isn't a big puddle of oil underneath it, just a small one, not enough to equal that amount and from the smell of the exhaust and the look of the spark plugs it's not burning any oil either
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    See if it is mixing with the coolant.
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    could be air in the system, just a guess though. doesnt exaplain the loss of oil, but you could try bleeding the coolant system.
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    If it's mixing with the antifreeze doesn't it usually show up in the oil system, instead of the oil showing up in the coolant system?
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    yea, if the oil and coolant are mixing, u will see it in the oil not the radiator.
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    Yeah I checked that already. Oil is good. I'm balls deep in confusion on this one
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    Well funny thing is, when it happened to mine, the oil in the dipstick looked fine 4 some odd reason and when i drained the oil 2 change it, it looked like mustard. I shouldve recorded that crap. I had 2 change my lim gaskets. Drain out a little bit of it and c what it looks like, then u know 4 sure.
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    Quote Originally Posted by a98gtp4u View Post
    yea, if the oil and coolant are mixing, u will see it in the oil not the radiator.
    Oil can get in your coolant. It can go either way. Check your coolant. It happened to me in my 02 Impala about four years ago, so it is possible.
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