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Question posted by greggarson on October 10th, 2014

Head And Intake Caskets

We own a 2005 Montana sv6. Our local mechanic says the head and or intake casket is sweating causing oil to get into the coolant system. Van runs a little hot, like 12 ocklock on the dash dial

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