This is an excerpt from an article that makes it sound like it changed after 2004!
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Owners of General Motors Corp. vehicles who are entitled to a limited settlement because of damage caused to engines and cooling systems by GM's Dex-Cool engine coolant have until Oct. 27 to file claims.
GM used the engine coolant in various model vehicles between 1995-2004. Thousands of owners complained the coolant caused corrosion, leaks and other damage to their vehicles. A national class-action suit led to a settlement agreement. Here are some details from San Francisco-based Girard Gibb LLP, the lead co-counsel in the case:
The coolant in my vehicles appears to be pink, not orange or red. Here is a link to the entire article FWIW.
http://blog.mlive.com/autoblog/2008/09/dont_lose_your_dexcool_settlem.html
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Owners of General Motors Corp. vehicles who are entitled to a limited settlement because of damage caused to engines and cooling systems by GM's Dex-Cool engine coolant have until Oct. 27 to file claims.
GM used the engine coolant in various model vehicles between 1995-2004. Thousands of owners complained the coolant caused corrosion, leaks and other damage to their vehicles. A national class-action suit led to a settlement agreement. Here are some details from San Francisco-based Girard Gibb LLP, the lead co-counsel in the case:
The coolant in my vehicles appears to be pink, not orange or red. Here is a link to the entire article FWIW.
http://blog.mlive.com/autoblog/2008/09/dont_lose_your_dexcool_settlem.html