Oil in The Radiator.. Head Gasket stuffed Wan't Parts For Rebuild

I have a 1990 Ed Civic sedan with a D15B4 i put another motor in it and i still now got problems with this one i don't wan't to sell the car cuz i love it and spent a lot of time and money on it moding and fixing it up i now have a few problems with it i have posted a few thing before with moding it anyway
i have oil in the Radiator and it blows smoke ie. oil burning from the exhaust but know water in the oil i think it's one of two things valve guide seals or oil rings can anyone help:confused:
i got a few more problems with it but i know what they r and how to fix them anyway that's not what i am here for
i really want to know where i can get a rebuild kit for it and someone to tell me what is wrong
ps. i have $5000 that i could spend on it so plz don't say it's to much to fix
thanks in advance :)

head gasket is busted and oil is getting into the coolant and water is getting into the cylinders?
explains the oil in the radiator and smoke being blown out the back
white smoke = water
blue smoke = oil
black smoke = fuel

i know about what colour smoke means what its blue i said oil was burning already and there is no water in the oil coz it is not milky ie water is not getting in the cylinder

but i just discovered i have water in my oil catch can i took the hose off the rocker cover and there is water spiting out so my oil catch can as become a water catch can lol
so that's why there's no water in my oil

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Originally Posted by Jonathon

i know about what colour smoke means what its blue i said oil was burning already and there is no water in the oil coz it is not milky ie water is not getting in the cylinder

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If you have oil in your coolant, then the head gasket could be blown. The combustion pressure forces oil into the coolant line and into the radiator. Test by opening your radiator cap when the engine is cold and then starting your engine. If the head gasket is blown, you'll get lots of bubbles coming out of the radiator.

Ooooo nice aaron.

Gonna do that!

Is there a buildup of milky residue under your radiator cap ?

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Originally Posted by tiksie

Is there a buildup of milky residue under your radiator cap ?

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or under the oil cap.

if its milky thick in your coolant, its a headgasket issue or possibly a cracked/warped block (unlikely)

A milky residue under the oil cap is very unlikely unless the problem has been occuring for quite a while now then it's a possibility, it will be detected earlier under the radiator cap, but yes, you can check under the oil cap too.

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Originally Posted by Jonathon

but i just discovered i have water in my oil catch can i took the hose off the rocker cover and there is water spiting out so my oil catch can as become a water catch can lol
so that's why there's no water in my oil

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so i know there is water getting in my engine now ok

ok so i know what's wrong with my car
i think my oil rings are stuffed to
so as i said before
really want to know where i can get a rebuild kit

or what i can do with the engine my girlfriends dad and I can do the work for free and i only need parts