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A blown Head gasket can cause a number of things to happen to an engine.
---- 1 a loss of compression in one or more cylinders
2 Engine miss loss of power.
3 Water coming out of the exhaust.
4 the oil starts to turn white.
5 the water in the radiator spews upward when turning the engine over.
6 Overheating engine.
---- I think I got them all covered there.
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