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08-11-2000, 09:03 AM
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i looked at a 96 bonneville the other day with approx 60,000 miles. the coolant looked like mud ,literally, brown and thick. the car has had dexcool in it since it was new and to the owners knowlege this is all that has been added. has anyone else seen this? any luck with flushing and refilling the system? this is the first time i've run across this in with the newer coolant. the car doesn't loose any volume from the rad ,and doesn't show signs of head leakage. mike
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