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PROBLEMS
WITH CARBOXYLATES?
Are there unknown problems with
the new 'wonder' antifreeze containing carboxylates?
Texaco introduced dex-cool antifreeze to much acclaim in 1996, but more recently the number of complaints associated
to possible problems linked to dex-cool are escalating daily. Below are links to several sites where this problem
is covered in more detail. Our CoolFlow products do
not contain carboxylates.
1. Girard Gibbs & De
Bartolomeo Investigation of DEX-COOL - http://www.girardgibbs.com/dexcool.html
Girard Gibbs & De Bartolomeo is investigating claims in connection with a proposed class action against General
Motors Corporation and Chevron/Texaco Corporation concerning DEX-COOL... Click
Here To Read More
2. DexCool in GM Engines
- http://www.consumeraffairs.com/automotive/gm_dexcool.html
"Since we purchased our 1996 Blazer used in 2000 from a Chevy Dealership, we have had nothing but coloant
problems. We have taken the car into the shop at least 10 times for the same repairs. Problems we had were spiking
of thermostat, overheating, smell of antifreeze in car, foggy windows caused from antifreeze vapors coming in car
from defrosts.." Click Here To Read More
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