Member Information. UnitedHealthcare Community Plan is an Arizona Medicaid health plan serving AHCCCS, KidsCare, Developmentally Disabled (DD) and Children's Rehabilitative services (CRS) members. We have more than 30 years of experience serving families throughout Arizona.
Overheating: Allowing your coolant level to run low can cause damage to your head gasket. When coolant isnât available to pull engine heat from your block and heads, the extra heat can cause expansion on your head gasket, which often results in a blown head gasket.
Air bubbles in your vehicle's radiator are another clear sign of a blown gasket. If your head gasket has sprung a leak, air bubbles are liable to find their way into your radiator. In order to confirm the presence of air bubbles, carefully remove your radiator cap, then give your vehicle's engine ample time to warm up.ontaminated Oil. One surefire sign of a blown head gasket is contaminated oil, which is a direct result of a head gasket that has sprung a leak. To check for this problem, carefully inspect your vehicle's oil cap.