A faulty gasket, overheating of the engine or old age.
Or, a combination of any of these causes.
It is the head gasket is blown or crack
Probably a blown head gasket, or a craked head. White smoke is the outcome of antifreeze getting into the combustion chamber via head gasket or a crack in the cylinder head.
That depends entirely on how much you value the car.
You can blow a head gasket or the head can crack or be warped.
Your engine most likely overheated
yes Yes, It will causes it to overheat. It can also crack the heads. The way to know for sure if the head gasket is gone is if there is water in your oil. And yes it will overheat!! may want to check your intake gasket. This also causes water in you oil and can make one over heat.
Antifreeze in the oil of any engine means there is a crack in the head gasket, or worse, in the block.
A plastic radiator will crack under extreme over heat conditions for example a defective thermostat or bad cylinder head gasket will cause a cooling system to over pressurise and rupture.
Also a cracked block or head, the heads on a 2.2L often crack when the head gasket fails in my experience.
if there is oil in the coolant system it could be a crack in the intake, a ruined intake gasket, a cracked cylinder head
hi if you replace the head gasket you will need to have the head repaired and machined as the head alloy eat's out which causes the gasket to fail
Because you have an internal crack, most likely in head or head gasket.