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Contaminated coolant

Cause   Correction
Rusty
coolant, operation without correct mixture of antifreeze and water
Drain
and flush the cooling system. Fill with correct mixture of antifreeze
and water.
 
  Review
the coolant change interval.
   
If
equipped, leaking transmission oil cooler
Check/replace
oil cooler.
   
Oil
leaks from oil cooler, head gasket, head and cylinder block.
Refer
to Troubleshooting Logic for lube oil loss.

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