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    Default Can a vaccum leak cause the engine to burn coolant?

    Like the title says???


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    Anything's possible, I suppose.
    Usually burning coolant is caused by a blown headgasket.
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    Nevermind... I hit "barefoot" up and we cleared it up thanks.


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    answer is no,and contacting barefoot was a wise decision

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