hi nory,
i wouldn't start the engine if there is coolant in the oil-drain it and
as the other poster said change it twice after running it each time some
miles.
jon
Nory wrote:
>
> After replacing the head gasket, I need to change the oil (coolant in
> the oil). Should I change it cold? Or is it OK to warm up the engine
> (and the oil) to change it? I'm concerned that the engine may not get
> enough lubrication if I warm it up with the coolant still in the old
> oil. If I do change it cold, should I change it again, after warming it
> up, to be sure I remove all traces of coolant? Or is that not
> necessary?
>
> TIA
>
> -NORY
> Don't assume that because you have found one problem, you have found the
> ONLY problem.
>
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