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All GM-V engines look!
Haha - here is your complementary blown lower intake gasket! Both coolant passage gaskets are gone - and the lady kept on just adding coolant. She thought it was "normal."
Every GM V-style engine does this. My 1989 3.1 did it and this is from a 2000 3.4 Venture with only 60,xxx miles on it. Please - I urge you - if you have to add coolant/notice the coolant is getting low find out where it's leaking ASAP!! This engine WILL have to be replaced now due to the coolant mixing with the oil. Happy driving...   
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