If you didn't have an oil burning problem before the replacement sounds like there is a leak from an oil passage into your combustion chamber via headgasket. Another area to consider is piston rings could be worn or you may have leaky valve stem seals. These are the major causes of oil burning.
Odds are you have blown a head gasket and the antifreeze and oil flow share the same gasket. As the gasket wears, the antifreeze mixes into the oil and vice versa! I suggest replacing your current antifreeze and do a full flush. Test it for a few days and test if you have oil again. A tell tell sign of a blown head gasket is black smoke (burning oil) or white smoke (burning antifreeze ) coming out the exhaust.
replace the head gasket
A compression test will tell you if a head gasket is blown on ANY engine. Also, white smoke tells you that your burning anti-freeze, which means a head gasket is blown.
No, nothing will fix a blown head gasket except replacing it. Sealer are only used in an emergency situation as a temporary fix.
around 1 grand
are you sure its just a blown head gasket?... if heads are warped due to overheating replacing the gasket wont help you will need new heads as well. You can get a Haynes Manual or Chiltons, they will give you step by step guidance on replacing your gasket.
nothing...just replacing it will cure your problems
depending on what collor is the smoke. it could be a head gasket blown burning antifreeze or bad rings burning oil
blown head gasket??
A blown gasket can be repaired by replacing the gasket...if you are talking about the head gasket, then you have to remove the cylinder head from the engine block and replace the gasket that is inbetween them. Cracked heads generally have to be replaced because they are made of aluminum which cannot be repaired permanently once it is cracked.
Usually means that the head gasket is blown and you are burning coolant.
Burning oil? (Worn Rings, Valves) Blown Head gasket?