Engine oil low. Choclate milk like fluid ozing out of coolant reservoir. Engine was overheated previous to this problem.
HEAD GASKET OR POSSIBLE HEAD,CYLINDER DAMAGE,PISTON DAMAGE OR ENGINE BLOCK
Souds like cracked block, cracked head, or blown head gasket. But most likely a cracked head
You have either cracked the block cracked the heads or taken out the headgaskets. this can be an expensive fix to do it right you will need to rebuild or replace the engine.
Check to see if your engine is leaking oil and/or coolant. This causes your engine to overheat and if it's not fixed, it can cause it to freeze up.
Check your oil and antifreeze for contamination. If your oil or antifreeze looks different in any way, have it tested by a lab to determine if contamination has occurred.
Check the level of fluid in your radiator. If your car suddenly loses a lot of coolant or the level is very low, this can indicate a cracked block.
Look for excessive smoke coming out of the exhaust pipe.
Check the radiator's coolant mixture of antifreeze and water to determine if it has frozen.
Check to see if the engine has overheated severely. Overheating can be caused by another engine problem, but the effect of the overheating can be a cracked block.
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