Hard time starting, oil in the radiator

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If you are getting engine oil into the cooling system, chances are you have either a bad head gasket or intake gasket. Either one could allow oil to contaminate the coolant. Confirm that there is no coolant mixing with the engine oil. If it is, you will see a thick creamy tan colored substance.

Lets start with a quick check of the head gasket. Take a look through this link. Follow the steps provided. Also, you will see what engine oil looks like if contaminated with coolant.

https://www.2carpros.com/articles/head-gasket-blown-test

If that checks good, next we need to determine if the intake is leaking. Here is a link that shows how to check for engine vacuum leaks.

https://www.2carpros.com/articles/how-to-use-an-engine-vacuum-gauge

Let me know what you find.

Joe

So the suburban once started runs good no issues no rough running no rough I deli ng the main problem I a having right now is it doesn't want to start new fuel pump I'm pretty sure its getting gas to it if you pump it more then 2 times its flooded I have been trying to figure it out my wife went to start it yesterday and it won't start i will fix the oil issue after I figure this out joe do you have a idea on what to do next on starting problem it has the Chevrolet 350 votec spider fuel injection motor

Because its not what i asked the engine runs and the idle is fine there's no coolant in the oil this has nothing to do with what I need at the moment