Symptoms are: Loss of coolant with no apparent leak. White smoke from the exhaust especially at start up. Engine overheating. A white or grey foamy substance on the underside of the oil fill cap. Ai tubbable escaping from the radiator with cap off. A compression test will verify if you have a blown head gasket.
no you should not drive with a blown headgasket, water is now in the oil and will ruin the bearings etc.
your headgasket is blown
? is vague. Even with a blown headgasket you will have some compression and it is usually the same in both cylinders
blown headgasket
blown headgasket
does anybody know how this Bar's headgasket repair work?
prolly a blown headgasket or results of a preexhisting headgasket problem. if your headgasket isn't blown or you fixed it before drain the contents and add more oil.
You have a blown headgasket.
Blown headgasket
Yes, it could.
Blown headgasket, failed oil cooler, etc.
Blown headgasket.