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1996 854 T Low Coolant warning Light/Antifreeze Foam on Dipstick 850 1996

KSG,
Thanks for the reply. The info that temp flucuations can cause oil foaming is interesting, but in that case how does the oil get into the crankcase?
I have checked for antifreeze and oil leaks under the hood and on the ground, under the engine compartment and there is not a drop. Also, I noticed the slight antifreeze smell from the heater most predominant right at initial warm up, and checking under the hood, there is no antifreeze smell - so I'm fairly certain it's the heatercore.However, this is not enough to empty the coolant reservoir.
Since I had the thermostat changed and antifreeze flushed and filled, I know the reservoir was at the correct level 4-5 weeks ago.
I did a similar post on Volvospeed and a moderator/expert technition suggested this morning to change the oil, top off the antifreeze and have the system pressure tested to see (including heater core)_where the antifreeze is going.
Thank You
Bob Sc






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