I will thank anyone who helps in advance
Case, for reference:
Well I checked my oil, it had some sweet scent to it (not milk tea yet) and the tail pipe gas was somewhat sweet. The car is old so I thought the headgasket might be falling apart slowly.
So I bought some Bar's leak thinking "pour in" stuff will fix minor problems before it gets major. I followed the direction, half bottle mixed with warm water, into the radiator and ran several intermittent periods, then drain and flush.
Problem:
But what I noticed was that my exhaust had rattling noise, like liquid in the piping and water mark on the floor. It happens only when engine is warm. But the engine do not over heat rapidly.
Then I checked the rad hoses, little to no pressure (when running temp), replaced the thermostat, did not help.
My guess:
Heater core clog by bar's leak bad flow?
One of my friend told me that the water from the exhaust came from the block because the bad flow builds up pressure, make water shoot out the gaskets?
Case, for reference:
Well I checked my oil, it had some sweet scent to it (not milk tea yet) and the tail pipe gas was somewhat sweet. The car is old so I thought the headgasket might be falling apart slowly.
So I bought some Bar's leak thinking "pour in" stuff will fix minor problems before it gets major. I followed the direction, half bottle mixed with warm water, into the radiator and ran several intermittent periods, then drain and flush.
Problem:
But what I noticed was that my exhaust had rattling noise, like liquid in the piping and water mark on the floor. It happens only when engine is warm. But the engine do not over heat rapidly.
Then I checked the rad hoses, little to no pressure (when running temp), replaced the thermostat, did not help.
My guess:
Heater core clog by bar's leak bad flow?
One of my friend told me that the water from the exhaust came from the block because the bad flow builds up pressure, make water shoot out the gaskets?
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