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From: tech@ucf-cs.UUCP (Electronic technician)
Newsgroups: net.auto.tech
Subject: water in oil
Message-ID: <2270@ucf-cs.UUCP>
Date: Mon, 24-Feb-86 10:37:54 EST
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Posted: Mon Feb 24 10:37:54 1986
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Organization: Univ. of Central Florida, Orlando
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    does anybody out there know an easy way to tell if the
    water in my oil comes from a cracked block, cracked head,
    or a blown head gasket? Of course I suppose it's possible
    that something else could be causing this, but I don't know 
    what. 

    The car is an 1980 omega :-( and has been a real problem
    but, alas, it was my only way to work. Any help would be
    greatly appreciated. I want to avoid taking the head off
    if I can tell beforehand that the block is the problem.
    
    Tony Travaglini {decvax,akgua}!ucf-cs!tech