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Have a R32 GTR and have continual oil filling cooling system, anyone had or heard of this problem this is much appreciated. Can you check out my full spiel of symptoms in "maintenance and modification" "General Maintenance"forum. Just do not know what to do next. I know there would be someone here to help me out of this mess!!!!!!! :huh:

Cheers.

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shit. that no good. Could be the head gasket, oil has more pressure than coolant so it will leak into coolant. You'd better hope it's the head gasket and not a crack in the block or head. Only way to be sure is to pull the head off.

It could also be the water cooled oil cooler that is mounted on the oil filter assy that has cracked or something.

good luck

For your sake i would hope its just the oil cooler. Otherwise your most likely to soon get the most expensive type of headjob :P

edit: open your oil cap and check if there is any creamish/white fluffy buildup.

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