1993MTXSHO
Its a Taurus...
long story short, I went to replace the rear cam seal and there is a little puddle of green fluid sitting where the seal is. I pulled the dipstick and the oil looks ok but i wiped it on a towel and it absorbed abnormally fast. Is there anything else that can be wrong other then a blown headgasket, or odds are the head is warped and this engine is screwed.
EDIT: is it weird that the car doesnt smoke? the exhaust is clean, Also im going to go check for bubbles in the rad, it looks like there is oil in the antifreeze but it might just be buildup on the cap. I can SEE antifreeze in the head through the oil fill, and im wondering/hopeing, this guy i got it form is a complete *****, and im talking real idiot and that he actually put antifreeze in the wrong hole aka into my oil and an oil change will fix this. Oh please sho gods help me
EDIT: is it weird that the car doesnt smoke? the exhaust is clean, Also im going to go check for bubbles in the rad, it looks like there is oil in the antifreeze but it might just be buildup on the cap. I can SEE antifreeze in the head through the oil fill, and im wondering/hopeing, this guy i got it form is a complete *****, and im talking real idiot and that he actually put antifreeze in the wrong hole aka into my oil and an oil change will fix this. Oh please sho gods help me

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Anyway im gunna try to change it out tomorrow morning and take it for a short ride (up and down my road a few times) then change it again and see if the antifreeze comes back.
Oh and this sucker still smokes like a chimney, I replaced the cam seal and this is the first time I really ran it since replacement, how long do you think itll take of the oil to burn off? or is this new seal leaking now too....?