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Jeep Xj Oil In Coolant. The oil cooler is mounted to the engine oil. When coolant mixes with oil, a brown substance forms that. remove both the radiator cap and engine oil cap. Can you tell what color the oil is, or if the. all of the cooling hoses are full of the sludge that got into the cooling system. Tested the oil with dipstick today, showing far too high. started to top off the reservoir and noticed that my coolant system seems to have quite a bit of oil in it. have 99 xj. hate to break it to you but you have a blown head gasket. Look on the cap and the fluids for any unusual coloring. if it's an auto, the tranny has a cooler in the side tank of the rad that can leak. The coolant reservoir has coolant in it, but well. It may be your intake. Oil should never get in your coolant. it is highly unlikely that engine oil is getting into your coolant on a 4.0l, you would have to have a cracked head or block.

started to top off the reservoir and noticed that my coolant system seems to have quite a bit of oil in it. The coolant reservoir has coolant in it, but well. The oil cooler is mounted to the engine oil. remove both the radiator cap and engine oil cap. Tested the oil with dipstick today, showing far too high. Oil should never get in your coolant. all of the cooling hoses are full of the sludge that got into the cooling system. hate to break it to you but you have a blown head gasket. Can you tell what color the oil is, or if the. it is highly unlikely that engine oil is getting into your coolant on a 4.0l, you would have to have a cracked head or block.

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Jeep Xj Oil In Coolant if it's an auto, the tranny has a cooler in the side tank of the rad that can leak. Look on the cap and the fluids for any unusual coloring. It may be your intake. have 99 xj. off road xtreme presents the root cause problems and real solutions for the jeep xj cherokee cooling system that actually work. all of the cooling hoses are full of the sludge that got into the cooling system. The coolant reservoir has coolant in it, but well. started to top off the reservoir and noticed that my coolant system seems to have quite a bit of oil in it. Oil should never get in your coolant. The oil cooler is mounted to the engine oil. Tested the oil with dipstick today, showing far too high. When coolant mixes with oil, a brown substance forms that. remove both the radiator cap and engine oil cap. if it's an auto, the tranny has a cooler in the side tank of the rad that can leak. it is highly unlikely that engine oil is getting into your coolant on a 4.0l, you would have to have a cracked head or block. hate to break it to you but you have a blown head gasket.