Re: Please help,i have water in the oil ,what can i do
Drain the oil from the engine. Remove the oil pan and pressure test the cooling system to verify where it is coming from. You will then see if you have an issue with the block, head, or gasket
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check the oil level to make sure it isn't overfilled, also check the seal on the dipstick as their is pressure in many modern internal combustion engines and if the seal isn't good oil can come out. It is also possible that you have a blown head gasket, check water for oil and oil for water.
Most likely reason is blown head gasket, look at oil filler cap if it has oil and water mixed into white gloopy stuff it's pretty certain. You will need to replace head gasket to fix it.
seems to be water mixed with oil check engine oil remove dipstick and check how the oil condition if the oil same as soon as possible get in to experience technician to find how the water mixed with oil possibly by the oil cooler, is this information helped you? please vote me and leave a comment.
If the engine has been flushed well including the radiator and you are still getting water in the oil. The culprit is the cylinder head or the block has a crack internally allowing water into the oil.
check the water pump gasket and timing chain gasket for leaks. You should take it and have a coolant pressure test done to quickly determine the source of your problem.
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