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Old 01-21-2007, 10:55 AM
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Hey Gang,

My neighbor just gave me a 1995 Previa LE SC. Check the radiator fluid and it was clear and clean. Started the van and massive white smoke from the tail pipe. I check the dipstick and its chocolate milk shake. Looks like radiator fluid got into the oil system.

I was told by the former owner it was overheated. The questions would be is it worth the repair or should I just get a used Japanese engine? Anyone else have experience with this?
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