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    1. #1
      Join Date
      Aug 2009
      Location
      Langley BC, Canada
      Posts
      264
      I know this is an old thread but I was having a similar issue. a couple years ago I went to fire it up after winter and white smoke, it went away after the engine was warm. I pulled the heads to be sure as I can not afford to build another HP motor. put her all back together and she ran the strongest ever. Parked it for the winter again and when I went to change the oil in the spring there was coolant in the oil pan completely separated from the oil! Good thing I never started it.

      After some tests I narrowed it down to cyl #6, pulled the head again and nothing was obvious! Had the head pressure tested to find pin holes in the head surface so it was seeping though them into the cyl.

      So if not already done and back together I recommend a pressure test on the heads.



      I am shipping my heads off this week to see if they will replace them for me as It had nothing to do with anything I did! Lets hope their cust service is up to par, they so far have been good and say they will look at them and make a decision on if they will replace or fix them if anything.

      Fingers are crossed!!


      Kevin Freund

      1961 Impala Drop Top


    2. #2
      Join Date
      Dec 2006
      Location
      Nothern California
      Posts
      259
      Country Flag: United States
      On a BBC I built a while back I was getting water in the motor and oil in the radiator. Had a hard time trying to figure it out. Finally took the motor apart and a lifter bore was cracked. When the motor was running the oil was getting pushed into the radiator, turned off the motor so no oil pressure, the pressure in the radiator was pushing water into the block.
      Guy S.

      68 Camaro LS1, T56, Forgeline WC3
      69 El Camino BBC 4spd A/C Cruise SOLD
      2012 Dodge Crewcab Diesel 4x4




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