A artificialist Joined Sep 23, 2007 Messages 8,598 Location Florida Feb 5, 2013 #21 I change it every 3 years on cars that use it, and I avoid problems. The failing gaskets on those GM engines were just badly designed and badly made.
I change it every 3 years on cars that use it, and I avoid problems. The failing gaskets on those GM engines were just badly designed and badly made.
B Bgallagher Joined Apr 17, 2012 Messages 3,159 Location Boston, MA Feb 6, 2013 #22 Stick with what you have. Dexcool only had issues in a few engines and that was the introduction of air or non-dexcool being added to the system. I would flush it out every 3 years with dex cool and not sweat it. Sweet truck BTW!
Stick with what you have. Dexcool only had issues in a few engines and that was the introduction of air or non-dexcool being added to the system. I would flush it out every 3 years with dex cool and not sweat it. Sweet truck BTW!