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Old 03-22-2006, 05:52 PM   #1
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milky oil

My 99 cutlass I think shit the bed this morning. It started knocking, puttering, and smoking. The oil is a milky color. I think the head gasket went south WHAT DO YOU THINK!
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If it is a 4 cylinder yes the head gasket has died. If it is a V6 could be a head gasket or two but more than likely the lower intake manifold gasket.
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