The only way to determine if there is a foreign fluid in your oil is to drain it out, smell and look at the oil. Let it set for a couple of hours and see if there is anything in it. This is not difficult, just get a oil drain pan that will hold over 6 quarts and remove the drain plug. Remember, oil will float on top of the coolant, so you must drain out all of the oil - then wait and see what happens. If there is fuel in the oil you will smell it almost immediately.A bad head gasket will allow coolant to enter the oil, but the amount of coolant it takes to cause your condition will be very noticable in the oil. The oil will be "milky" if there is water or coolant in it. Also, the engine will not run as you describe if the head gasket was bad. First determine if there is indeed over 6 quarts of some type of fluid in the crank case and we will take it from there. Keep me posted
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Monday, June 8th, 2009 AT 4:06 PM