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jamesg1551
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May 6, 2013, 3:37 PM

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1995 chevrolet lumina coupe 3 l..engine runs smooth, no smoke out tail pipe.. over heats..water in oil pan ..no oil in cooling system. engine has 99,000 miles on it. put a water pump on it at 92,000 miles. pump housing had some ware behind the pump impeller. Is it possible housing has cracked or hole in it behind impeller? help ..james


Tom Greenleaf
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May 6, 2013, 3:55 PM

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? Water (presumably coolant) in oil pan should have mixed and made a creamy oil rather quickly. Overheating is probably low on coolant in the engine not just where you add. I'd be checking out head gasket problems on this. Don't allow it to overheat or it will just get worse,

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HT
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May 6, 2013, 3:59 PM

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You also want to look hard at the intake manifold gasket. That can also leak coolant into the oil and it is very common on that engine.


67eleanor
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May 22, 2013, 9:18 AM

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 i have same car same model sam problem. its blow up my head and my wallet to find out where the problem. for leak on the driver side of the engine near to outlet water hose. check the fans. finally open the plastic tank on the radiator. maybe its lock. becarful from crack the plastic. good luck.

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