I had a car many years ago that leaked coolant into the cylinder, noticed a loss of coolant, eventually I found out that I was laying a smoke screen behind my car. A huge cloud of vapor was pouring out the exhaust. Was told that if enough water leaked into the cylinder when the engine was stopped, it could have caused a lot of damage when attempts to restart the engine as it tried to compress liquid coolant.
I'm just hoping my van holds together until I can afford another ride.
The oil leak is just enough to be irritating, but not enough to have to add oil in it too often. I just added oil this time because it was just a tad below full and I was already adding windshield washer fluid and antifreeze.
'98 Ford Windstar 3.8L 6Cyl
Sorry, I meant to say the windshield had fogged up because it was cold. The heater was only blowing cold air so it wasn't working to defog the windshield until after I added the antifreeze, THEN it took care of the fogging.
Check with Diana Ross and the Supremes.
Where did our ethylene glycol go, dum dum de dum.
LOL
I guess the Taurus will have to sit in the drive then. lol
STOP! In the name of etholine glycol, before you blow me up...
Hey, if you want to just give it away .... LOL
:D
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