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Why oil in coolant reservoir not losing oil or coolant and car runs great but overheats at lower speeds like 25 mph. Doesn't smoke from engine or muffler and I have no leaks or noises anywhere so how is oil getting in the coolant and what should I do to fjx it?
What makes this problem better or worse?
Lower speeds
How long has your 1997 Buick Century had this problem?
Started today
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Probably not engine oil,more than likely it's Transmission Fluid. The Radiator is damaged internally and your transmission fluid is now mixing with the engine coolant.the radiator has transmission lines going into it from the transmission,so the radiator can cool the transmission fluid as well as the engine coolant. Make sure it's not transmission fluid. If you have a look at the radiator and you'll notice the radiator has two metal pressure lines on the same side one near the top and on near the bottom of the assembly. These lines come from the transmission to the transmission cooler that is integrated into the radiator. If it is transmission fluid then the vehicle will have shifting issues because the coolant would also get into the transmission causing the clutches and torque converter to overheat