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Originally Posted by 2000badbird
yes the dexcool stuff is fine aslong as you keep it maintained ie flush drain or refill periodicaly i work at a gm dealer as a tech. from some of the stuff i have seen come thru there, i just go ahead and use the green stuff in my cars. air is dexcools worst enemy it will to to a clay like substance with in a few months. have seen happen on almost brand new cars
exactly! thank you 2000badbird !!!!!
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Well I'm having my coolant flushed, and just FFS after reading all this I'd prefer to go green. However should I be worried that small traces of dexcool left behind may mix with the green and form a more corrosive mixture?
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Originally Posted by Jeresous
Well I'm having my coolant flushed, and just FFS after reading all this I'd prefer to go green. However should I be worried that small traces of dexcool left behind may mix with the green and form a more corrosive mixture?
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