Chrysler Neon oil in the water

Hello, I have a little problem with my Chrysler Neon, the oil is passed to the water, I do not know if it is the cylinder head, a button or if they carry an exchanger. If there is someone who could tell me what it can be, I would appreciate it very much.

From what you tell me, it looks like being a croad or crojadaro joint, water/oil heat exchangers do not usually fail unless they are hit.

Anyway, you can check if it is a butt doing the following:

1º Loosen the expansion vessel plug with the cold engine to lose the pressure and then fill if necessary and re -apprehend.

2º Start and leave it slowed up until the electrventilator

sack filter

I hope I have helped you.

Hi Lusen, because of how you tell him, you are not from the guild and ...
and the most reasonable, if you want to continue enjoying your neon, is that with that type of breakdown do not hesitate to go through a workshop before you do more damage than you already tell me.

Doctor, Do you think you will lose your eye?
- Well, I don't know it, I put it in my pocket.

Hello, I have a little problem with my Chrysler Neon, the oil is passed to the water, I do not know if it is the cylinder head, a button or if they carry an exchanger. If there is someone who could tell me what it can be, I would appreciate it very much.

It is surely a cult problem.
They have an endemic evil with the butt joint in the oil steps, and has no solution.
It poups more or less but all neon engines have this problem.

The assembly and disassembly of which this model is quite complex; You have to disassemble half motor to remove the cylinder head.

Bad car, very problematic. Qitatelo from above when you can.