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Old Mar 22, 2007 | 11:00 AM
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I've put about half a million miles on a variety of GM products with Dexcool and have had 0 problem with gaskets,or water pumps for that matter.

My 1996 350 vortec had the coolant changed once in the 180,000 miles I owned it.

My 2003 6.0 cargo van has 107,000 on it and I've changed the coolant once.I'm still on the stock brake pads.
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Old Mar 22, 2007 | 11:15 AM
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I have been following this thread from time to time and have to just shake my head. I have been running Dexcool in a old school SBC for three years now WITHOUT any gasket dissolving problem's. This older work truck mainly just sits there and gets used once in a blue moon. I have no build up happening, no plastic overfill tank leaks, but best of all no aluminum head pitting problem's. On my cousin's 99 Vette that I overhauled for him, he had 93,000 miles on it at the time, the water pump had no leaks what so ever. The gaskets stuck to the pump when I pulled it off and had to replace them. I have had alot of late model LT-1's in my shop with dexcool in them and had no gasket dissolving problem's. When I pulled them apart the coolant passages were very clean without the normal white build up like you find with the "green" coolant. I just have a hard time with the "green" is better comments.
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Old Mar 22, 2007 | 11:34 AM
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Originally Posted by ChocoTaco369
again, steve, your comparison is flawed. your rod bearings have a different part number than the LS1 engine. if you blow a rod, does that mean your rods are bad, not the engine? the gaskets are a vital part to the waterpump just like your rod bearings are a vital part to the engine. blown rod = blown engine, bad gasket = bad waterpump. there's no reason why you should disagree with this logic. there's really nothing that makes up a waterpump. it's just a piece of cast aluminum with enter/exit ports for coolant lines, gaskets and bearings.
If you spun a rod bearing, you spun a rod bearing. If you ate the gaskets, you ate the gaskets. It doesn't get any more simple than that. You are over exaggerating the facts to prove a point, and it is a weak point with no evidence to back it up other than your thoughts and feelings, which at this point are absolutely worthless. And to make matters worse, those thoughts aren't even your own thoughts...they are the thoughts of a mechanic that could be a complete moron for all we know. You haven't demonstrated the ability to have one single independent thought in this entire thread. Everything you say comes back to "My mechanic said dexcool is bad. Therefore, Dexcool is bad." You are simply regurgitating what you have been told by a third party whose credibility remains to be seen.

Originally Posted by ChocoTaco369
blah, blah, blah, i really didn't even read your post. you're grasping at straws. you know how i know your entire post is BS and instantly discredited? because of this line:
Let me remind you of something you posted earlier:

Originally Posted by ChocoTaco369
does anyone here think Cop Car's a level-headed, well-educated individual that knows how to work on cars from this post? or do you think that he's, rather, an immature hot-head that can't argue intelligently, rather throws around insults and name-calls from this post? i mean ****, we all pretty much know he's not the best with cars after his header comment. why should we have faith, now?
I'm still waiting for you to be able to argue intelligently. Not reading my post but still commenting that I'm "grasping at straws"? I'm failing to make the connection with your intelligence on that one...

Originally Posted by ChocoTaco369
a simple cry of desperation and BAM, your argument is dead in the water. it was 100% dexcool's fault as it ate my gaskets. you can quibble over the phrase "ate your water pump" as much as you want, but you'd still be wrong. the only part antifreeze can eat anything inside our water pumps are the gaskets. everything else is metal. i'd like to see antifreeze chew through metal. it's not 99% hydrochloric acid, you know.
Dead in the water? You have yet to actually prove anything. You keep saying what you think happened (which is really what your mechanic thinks happened), but you don't know ****. Plain and simple.

Due to your lack of intelligent, independent thought but the incredible willingness to spout off "facts" with no basis, you've just made my ignore list, something I've only added 300bhp/ton to. I think THAT little of you, and your sob story.

I think this thread needs to go in the noob section. Maybe they'll believe you
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Old Mar 22, 2007 | 12:05 PM
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What proof do you have that it was 100% dexcool's fault? Your only "proof" is your constant suggestion of "ask any mechanic". Well, it has been in my experiences, that guys I have know in REAL LIFE that drive LS1s have had very few water pump problems (I actually can't recall any at the moment), so I don't see Dexcool dissolving water pump gaskets left and right, at least in my own experiences. Also, I used to know a sizeable amount of GM mechanics, and I never really heard them bitch too much about the evils of Dexcool, except for some of them being hesitant to trust leaving any kind of coolant in an engine as long as GM says to run Dexcool.

I know the old GM v6s had head gasket problems, but what proof is there that Dexcool was the culprit. My old 90 Sable 3.8 had head gasket problems, and Ford sure as hell didn't run Dexcool in that car, and neither did I.
OMFG, is this for real? it's 100% dexcool's fault because IT ATE THE SEALS. why is this so ******* hard to understand? it's the ONLY THING that could have done it. dexcool ate my seals, causing my waterpump to leak. that makes it dexcool's fault. it's not very hard to understand. if it helps you, i can write it again: dexcool ate the seals.
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Old Mar 22, 2007 | 12:12 PM
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You didnt see a water pump yourself Mr Need a Mechanic to change a water pump.
i looked at the waterpump inside and out

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LOL no I never saw a water pump, I only did a complete engine swap and changover all by myself, but what do i know, I mean I never took my waterpump to get replaced by a mecahnic so I must not know anything
doesn't mean you actually looked inside of it. you can pop your hood and "look" at the waterpump. it doesn't mean you've ever seen the inside.

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BTW Drexel is like a 15 minute train ride to Jersey so lets not act like you being "out of state" is really far at all.
incorrect. it's a 20 minute train ride just to the betsy ross bridge into jersey. then i have to go 4 stops after that, plus the ride home. in all, it takes about an hour and a half to get from drexel to my house.

Originally Posted by brad8266
You had plenty of time to change it yourself you just dont have the know how to do it. I dont know where in Jersey you are actually from but just about anywhere in Jersey is not that far from Philly, and that I know since I grew up in Camden Co NJ.
believe it or not, i don't live right over the bridge. i live almost to atlantic city. is atlantic city a 15 minute train ride to philly? I WASN'T HOME. i wasn't residing in the state. however, i needed to have my car to drive to my weekend job on saturday. therefore, i dropped off my car early in the week, took the train up to philly, and came home to a working car. it's the only thing i could have done.

Originally Posted by brad8266
My enginge didnt blow a rod bearing, it broke a rod in half which went through my block, probably from a lot of repeated nitrous hits. And one of the piston tops nailed a valve too. So I guess I can safely say I blew my engine since it has holes and cracks all over the block. A simple new bearing set wasnt cutting it, it needed new block and internals.
no, you didn't blow your engine. not according to steve. you blew your rods and block. they all have separate part numbers, so therefore, you didn't blow the engine, just those parts. that's the logic of someone in desperation trying to make an argument

Originally Posted by brad8266
Get your facts straight before you pop off.
what facts? you mean the fact that dexcool ate my seals, causing my waterpump to leak? because that's the only fact here.

Originally Posted by brad8266
You dont even know what happened to my old motor yet you are here talking like you have seen it or something.
when did i mention YOUR motor? i didn't even know you had a busted motor because i never talked about it.

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Pure Internet Mechanic/Racer.
pure internet story fabricator. what's your point? isn't the point of LS1tech to have help by internet mechanics?

Originally Posted by brad8266
Go get some ****** wrench time before you come here running off at your mouth like youre a ******* car expert because youre not, youre just a stupid *** college kid that thinks because he is in school for Engineering he knows everything.
when did i ever say i knew everything? i've never seen anyone get so butthurt because of a broken waterpump. may i offer you one of these?


Originally Posted by brad8266
Bottom line is whatever coolant you use just change it once a year or every other year, thats common sense regardless of the 5 year BS that GM states with Dexcool.
bottom line: dexcool causes proportionally more problems than green coolant does.

Originally Posted by brad8266
This thread needs to be moved out of the Advanced forum and put in like the general maint forum or better yet move it SSU. I got dumber reading this.
you look dumber after replying.
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Old Mar 22, 2007 | 12:27 PM
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If you spun a rod bearing, you spun a rod bearing. If you ate the gaskets, you ate the gaskets. It doesn't get any more simple than that. You are over exaggerating the facts to prove a point, and it is a weak point with no evidence to back it up other than your thoughts and feelings, which at this point are absolutely worthless. And to make matters worse, those thoughts aren't even your own thoughts...they are the thoughts of a mechanic that could be a complete moron for all we know. You haven't demonstrated the ability to have one single independent thought in this entire thread. Everything you say comes back to "My mechanic said dexcool is bad. Therefore, Dexcool is bad." You are simply regurgitating what you have been told by a third party whose credibility remains to be seen.
steve, no one's argument here is weaker than yours. by your logic, i expect you go to through EVERY single thread on LS1tech where someone has had a "blown engine" and correct them. in fact, i expect you to go to Tainted's thread and correct him. he didn't just blow his engine. be blew a rod through the block. therefore, he has a broken block and rod, not a broken engine. if his pistons are damaged, too, he just has broken pistons. i expect you to correct these types of semantics on every type of these posts in LS1tech history. sound fair?


Originally Posted by MeentSS02
Let me remind you of something you posted earlier:



I'm still waiting for you to be able to argue intelligently. Not reading my post but still commenting that I'm "grasping at straws"? I'm failing to make the connection with your intelligence on that one...
what the hell are you talking about? i'm just pointed out how Cop Car makes some absolutely bogus claims. the only claim i'm making here is that dexcool ate my seals, which is a fact, and that dexcool causes proportionally more problems than green coolant. ask around to any mechanic, they'll tell you they see more problems with dexcool, guaranteed.



Originally Posted by MeentSS02
Dead in the water? You have yet to actually prove anything. You keep saying what you think happened (which is really what your mechanic thinks happened), but you don't know ****. Plain and simple.
what's left to prove? that my waterpump crapped out at 30k, or that dexcool ate my seals? because that's already proven.

Originally Posted by MeentSS02
Due to your lack of intelligent, independent thought but the incredible willingness to spout off "facts" with no basis, you've just made my ignore list, something I've only added 300bhp/ton to. I think THAT little of you, and your sob story.
lol. what classifies as "proving it". because it's already been proven that dexcool took out my waterpump gaskets, rendering it unusable.

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I think this thread needs to go in the noob section. Maybe they'll believe you
what does it take for you to believe, steve? please, explain. here are the facts:

1.) my waterpump started leaking right after i did a coolant flush. the stock dexcool was still under the 5 year/150,000 mile lifespan.
2.) i limped around the car for a while with the leaking waterpump, as the leak wasn't too bad. my car would have a loud speak coming from the engine bay upon startup, but would go away once i began to drive.
3.) after a while, the waterpump started leaking worse, and the squeak became louder.
4.) after a while longer, the squeak was there ALL THE TIME. it was at this point that i decided to drop my car off for a week and get the pump replaced. i got a new napa pump as the OEM pumps, according to the dealership, were on national backorder, if that tells you anything.
5.) upon inspection of the waterpump, the internal seals were destroyed (very brittle and chewed up). also, the bearings were squeaking very badly.

now, dexcool is the only thing that could have chewed up the seals, as obviously the water didn't do it. also, the pump was replaced instead of just the seals because of the increase in "squeak" i was getting. it was a sign that the pump was on its way out, regardless, and i didn't want to drive a pump that had a big possibility of "puking" and leaving me stranded somewhere.

those are the facts, steve. you can't argue with them, and if you don't believe me, i really don't ******* care.

obviously, most people aren't going to have a problem with dexcool, and i never said this was so. i was one of the lucky ones that had to deal with its problems. more people, proportionally, tend to have a problem with dexcool than green coolant when it comes to radiators overflowing, coolant gunking up and broken/damaged waterpumps. this is why dexcool has the stereotype as a bad coolant by the majority of mechanics.

riddle me this, steve: if there are no problems with dexcool, how come GM had to revise their gaskets because initially, so many cars were having problems with dexcool devouring head and intake gaskets? please, answer me that. it's a fact that dexcool is harder on seals. i am a statistic of that.

here's a little info for you:

GM Under Legal Fire For DEX-COOL Related Problems

so where are your facts, steve?
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Old Mar 22, 2007 | 12:36 PM
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Originally Posted by ChocoTaco369
which is a fact, and that dexcool causes proportionally more problems than green coolant. ask around to any mechanic, they'll tell you they see more problems with dexcool, guaranteed.
See, you are getting it either. This ain't no fact. It in no way even sort of remotely resembles a fact. I have probably talked to/known just as many mechanics as you, if not more. Why do you keep spouting this crap about "just ask any mechanic, and they will tell you." I don't hear them bitch about it, at least not like you are suggesting. If I were you, I sure wouldn't put a guarantee on this statement, because the scientific method to back up this statement is nil. Put whatever you want in your car, it is after all, your money. However, you have completely disregarded everyone's statement on hear regarding Dexcool not doing any damage to their engines at all. Did you just skim over the posts, or did you choose to not comment on what you didn't like seeing?

I have left the **** in my car for 5 years, and when it was flushed the system was fine. I get absolutely no weird temp problems with the car, even when I drive the hell out of it, and temperatures around here can be on either extreme depending on the season. I have had no problems with this stuff, and I know no one with a GM car in my direct life that has.

*edit - saw the link for the class action suit. What has become of this? I still have not seen any LS1s in person that have had a water pump problem.
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Old Mar 22, 2007 | 12:51 PM
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Originally Posted by ChocoTaco369
i looked at the waterpump inside and out


doesn't mean you actually looked inside of it. you can pop your hood and "look" at the waterpump. it doesn't mean you've ever seen the inside.


incorrect. it's a 20 minute train ride just to the betsy ross bridge into jersey. then i have to go 4 stops after that, plus the ride home. in all, it takes about an hour and a half to get from drexel to my house.


believe it or not, i don't live right over the bridge. i live almost to atlantic city. is atlantic city a 15 minute train ride to philly? I WASN'T HOME. i wasn't residing in the state. however, i needed to have my car to drive to my weekend job on saturday. therefore, i dropped off my car early in the week, took the train up to philly, and came home to a working car. it's the only thing i could have done.


no, you didn't blow your engine. not according to steve. you blew your rods and block. they all have separate part numbers, so therefore, you didn't blow the engine, just those parts. that's the logic of someone in desperation trying to make an argument


what facts? you mean the fact that dexcool ate my seals, causing my waterpump to leak? because that's the only fact here.


when did i mention YOUR motor? i didn't even know you had a busted motor because i never talked about it.


pure internet story fabricator. what's your point? isn't the point of LS1tech to have help by internet mechanics?


when did i ever say i knew everything? i've never seen anyone get so butthurt because of a broken waterpump. may i offer you one of these?



bottom line: dexcool causes proportionally more problems than green coolant does.


you look dumber after replying.
Who the hell said anything about popping the hood to look at it? Apparantly you dont know that you have to pull the pump off of the old block and move it to the new block when you do an engine changeover, lol. So yeah I did look at it and also cleaned it out thoroughly and put some new gaskets on it.

Atlanitic city is no more then an hour and half from philly.

Are you really sitting there trying to argure about what is technically considered a "motor" by part numbers? What a clown.

If you didnt know I had a blown motor then how did steve tell you about it. You contradicted yourself there, dumbass.

The point of LS1 Tech is to have people that actually work on cars help others, not for people that have zero experience with cars sit here behind their computers and try to tell others about cars when they themselves have no experience.

You didnt say you know everything in THIS thread, but after reading all the other threads you have been in before I can safely draw the conclusion that you think you are a know it all when you arent.

I never look dumb.

I should have my little bro that goes to school in philly come by drexel and smack you upside the head a few times.
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Old Mar 22, 2007 | 12:51 PM
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See, you are getting it either. This ain't no fact. It in no way even sort of remotely resembles a fact. I have probably talked to/known just as many mechanics as you, if not more. Why do you keep spouting this crap about "just ask any mechanic, and they will tell you." I don't hear them bitch about it, at least not like you are suggesting. If I were you, I sure wouldn't put a guarantee on this statement, because the scientific method to back up this statement is nil. Put whatever you want in your car, it is after all, your money. However, you have completely disregarded everyone's statement on hear regarding Dexcool not doing any damage to their engines at all. Did you just skim over the posts, or did you choose to not comment on what you didn't like seeing?

I have left the **** in my car for 5 years, and when it was flushed the system was fine. I get absolutely no weird temp problems with the car, even when I drive the hell out of it, and temperatures around here can be on either extreme depending on the season. I have had no problems with this stuff, and I know no one with a GM car in my direct life that has.

*edit - saw the link for the class action suit. What has become of this? I still have not seen any LS1s in person that have had a water pump problem.
i can only tell you what i've found personally. most mechanic i've talked to either personally or heard on radio shows really don't like the stuff and recommend you change it out. also, the fact that people have gathered together to form a class action lawsuit exemplifies the problems dexcool causes. the chances are unlikely, but they're still high compared to the other coolants on the market, so i've found. this is why dexcool has this stereotype that the other coolants don't have.
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Old Mar 22, 2007 | 12:53 PM
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^^^ See all Choco can ever say is "mechanics and other people say this and that", yet he has no first hand experience with anything.

Hes that guy at the races that pumps up everyone elses cars and does all the **** talking and nutswinging yet he himself drive a mid 13 sec car that blows water pump gaskets.
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Old Mar 22, 2007 | 12:59 PM
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Originally Posted by brad8266
Who the hell said anything about popping the hood to look at it? Apparantly you dont know that you have to pull the pump off of the old block and move it to the new block, lol. So yeah I did look at it and also cleaned it out thoroughly.
you know, you can see the waterpump by popping the hood. i never said you can see the internals, but you can see the housing itself.

Originally Posted by brad8266
Atlanitic city is no more then an hour and half from philly.
oh for God's sake. i guess i'm lying then. the train ride to my stop is almost exactly an hour. then, i have to hop in a car and drive home. it takes me about an hour and a half to get to my house from philly.

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it takes a little over an hour and a half to get from philly to AC. believe it or not, most of us don't live at the train station, and we have to commute home, too.

Originally Posted by brad8266
Are you really sitting there trying to argure about what is technically considered a "motor" by part numbers? What a clown.
that's what steve was doing. i guess he's a clown, too? thanks for agreeing with me. his "logic" is bullshit.

Originally Posted by brad8266
If you didnt know I had a blown motor then how did steve tell you about it. You contradicted yourself there, dumbass.
what are you talking about? steve mentioned your blown motor? where, dumbass? if he did, i didn't read it, dumbass. i really don't care about your blown motor. he was saying that since dexcool ate my gaskets, it didn't really eat the waterpump. i said "by that logic, if you throw a rod, does that mean you didn't blow up your engine, just the rod and block?" get it?

Originally Posted by brad8266
The point of LS1 Tech is to have people that actually work on cars help others, not for people that have zero experience with cars sit here behind their computers and try to tell others about cars when they themselves have no experience.
so i have zero experience working on cars, eh? i guess you'd know my life better than me, right? FWIW, the VAST majority of info on LS1tech is opinion related, such as "what exhaust should i run?" the second most prevalent information is all second hand and it doesn't matter who says it, like header fitment, exhaust restriction, sound clips, etc. most threads aren't very technical at all, and in case you haven't noticed, i don't really post in the advanced section or internal section as i have little experience with that stuff. i only post about the things i do experience, and dexcool's ill effects are one of my experiences. get over it.

Originally Posted by brad8266
You didnt say you know everything in THIS thread, but after reading all the other threads you have been in before I can safely draw the conclusion that you think you are a know it all when you arent.
i can draw the conclusion that you have no idea what you're talking about by that statement. please, back it up with facts

Originally Posted by brad8266
I never look dumb.
sorry, i meant sound dumb.

Originally Posted by brad8266
I should have my little bro that goes to school in philly come by drexel and smack you upside the head a few times.
i don't know whether or not to laugh at this. you can send him over, but he probably won't be walking back
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Old Mar 22, 2007 | 01:02 PM
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Originally Posted by brad8266
^^^ See all Choco can ever say is "mechanics and other people say this and that", yet he has no first hand experience with anything.
who better to ask than someone that works on the part every day? please, answer me this question. i guess you have more experience than a mechanic? a mechanic's opinion is more valid than anyone else's.

Originally Posted by brad8266
Hes that guy at the races that pumps up everyone elses cars and does all the **** talking and nutswinging yet he himself drive a mid 13 sec car that blows water pump gaskets.
i don't go to races or race, so i really don't care. i have better things to spend my money on. i tend to invest my money for the future, not **** it away on things that break in a few years, but that's my strategy. i've never been in debt, and i don't plan on it.
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Old Mar 22, 2007 | 01:11 PM
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Im sure my little bro would no problem handling a little ho like yourself Here is a callout bitch. Next time I go to visit my family in NJ, you can meet me somewhere and I will personally beat the ******* **** out of since you seem like the type of douche that needs it. Ill knock you down a few notchs myself. Ill let you know next time im up there.

Moral of the story: Choco has no experience working with cars at all and just repeats what mechanics say and what he reads on the Internet. He is much wiser than everyone else because he is not in debt yet at the ripe age of 20 and he has much better things to do with his life, yet he is on this site arguing about coolant. Do not argue with him, he is an Internet expert.

BTW, I am not in debt either and own houses and a few cars and have a family, you dont have to get in debt to race/have nice things. You have to make a good living instead, then it doesnt get you in debt. I **** my $$ away on my car and Im not in debt for it. And if you dont race then how come you have a track time?

All we have to do is a search on your posts, you have been in so many where you just sound like an idiot.

Also, there is a new poll about Choco on SSU.

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Old Mar 22, 2007 | 01:16 PM
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Im sure my little bro would no problem handling a little ho like yourself
aren't threats a bannable offense? just some food for thought. again, send him over, but he won't be walking back.

Originally Posted by brad8266
Moral of the story: Choco has no experience working with cars at all and just repeats what mechanics say and what he reads on the Internet. He is much wiser than everyone else because he is not in debt yet at the ripe age of 21 and he has much better things to do with his life, yet he is on this site arguing about coolant. Do not argue with him, he is an Internet expert.
the only moral of the story here is you have no idea what you're talking about. all you've brought to the table are lies and name-calling. no one takes you seriously.

Originally Posted by brad8266
BTW, I am not in debt either and own houses and a few cars and have a family, you dont have to get in debt to race/have nice things. You have to make a good living instead, then it doesnt get you in debt. i **** my $$ away on my car and Im not in debt for it.
some people consider mortgages ownership, even though they're not. you're not impressing anyone.

Originally Posted by brad8266
Also, there is a new poll about Choco on SSU.
it'll be locked, but whatever. i think it's kinda cool that someone could make a poll about me and everyone knows who i am. i could make one about you, but no one knows who you are. you could be banned and no one would know the difference
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Old Mar 22, 2007 | 01:17 PM
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Originally Posted by ChocoTaco369
aren't threats a bannable offense? just some food for thought. again, send him over, but he won't be walking back.


the only moral of the story here is you have no idea what you're talking about. all you've brought to the table are lies and name-calling. no one takes you seriously.


some people consider mortgages ownership, even though they're not. you're not impressing anyone.


it'll be locked, but whatever. i think it's kinda cool that someone could make a poll about me and everyone knows who i am. i could make one about you, but no one knows who you are. you could be banned and no one would know the difference
And I wont send him, ill meet you myself next time im up there.

Who said i have motrgages? Stop ASSuming, dumbass.

yeah nobody knows me, i only actually have helped people unlike you. I aint going nowhere, no ban for me.

And yeah we know who you are and we all know youre a ******* clown, it has been demonstarted in most of the threads you get into.
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Old Mar 22, 2007 | 01:28 PM
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See what a nutswinger Choco is? I make a poll about him on SSU and he goes right ahead and rides my nuts and does the same thing about me. isnt that the tactic he does when it comes to car tech stuff too? Just repeats what others say and do.

Let my nutz go, biatch!!!
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Old Mar 22, 2007 | 01:45 PM
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Originally Posted by Roofer Dave
I've put about half a million miles on a variety of GM products with Dexcool and have had 0 problem with gaskets,or water pumps for that matter.

My 1996 350 vortec had the coolant changed once in the 180,000 miles I owned it.

My 2003 6.0 cargo van has 107,000 on it and I've changed the coolant once.I'm still on the stock brake pads.
Same here... I have 8 Company trucks... all running dexcool. They range in miles from 2500mi to 75k miles and the oldest one is an '01. None of them have ever needed a water pump or any seals/gaskets for that matter, and I would be suprised if any of them have ever had their coolant flushed, changed...etc.

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Old Mar 22, 2007 | 02:02 PM
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do you even know if your water pump was leaking from the weap hole (know what that is?) or if it was leaking from the gaskets where it is attached to the block. the funny part is that you put a brand new water pump on it and the green coolant destroyed it in a matter of minutes (at least by your logic that if a water pump goes out it can only be the fault of the coolant). just because i put Shell gas in my car, and then i have a fuel pump go out dosent automaticly mean that the Shell gas is to blame. my car and my brothers car both got their dexcool changed at 50k my water pump went out after 140k, but the gaskets were fine, in fact i reused them with 0 leaks. my brothers car now has 130k on it and has the coolant changed once. just because you were TOLD by a mechanic that you need a water pump, and dex cool was the reason why it went out, dosent make it true.
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Old Mar 22, 2007 | 02:04 PM
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Originally Posted by brad8266
And I wont send him, ill meet you myself next time im up there.
again with the threats? this is a bannable offense, right? i'm sooo scared

Originally Posted by brad8266
Who said i have motrgages? Stop ASSuming, dumbass.
you've been assuming the whole thread. i figured i'd try.

Originally Posted by brad8266
yeah nobody knows me, i only actually have helped people unlike you. I aint going nowhere, no ban for me.
you're right, i've never helped anyone. i have a PM box full of people i've never helped we're all jealous of your expertise. shouldn't you be at work or something, or do you have no job? or do you have one of those jobs where you just sit on the internet all day? maybe you should be more concerned with helping your family, or will no woman have you?

Originally Posted by brad8266
And yeah we know who you are and we all know youre a ******* clown, it has been demonstarted in most of the threads you get into.
damn, the truth hurts if i'm a clown, than what are you? a middle-aged guy with mediocre automotive skills that feels the need to argue with a 20 year old about his waterpump is greater than doing work at his job?
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Old Mar 22, 2007 | 02:05 PM
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Originally Posted by brad8266
See what a nutswinger Choco is? I make a poll about him on SSU and he goes right ahead and rides my nuts and does the same thing about me. isnt that the tactic he does when it comes to car tech stuff too? Just repeats what others say and do.

Let my nutz go, biatch!!!
i figured i'd try a little immaturity, too. karma, right?
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