Quote " GM wants you take it to them so they can hook it up to a machine to suck the coolant out and replace it. Stupid! Unquote
#1 GM is tired of getting sued because somebody could easily drain coolant from the system. And some kid or animal being poisoned by the sweet coolant. #2 Environmental laws were made because millions of people have dumped billions of gallons coolant on the ground make no effort to catch or properly dispose of the coolant. #3 GM is tired of lost sales and people crying that their GM vehicle is junk. Yet the problem was caused by backyard tinkerers never changing or upgrading old depleted coolant. Or cheap skates adding plain tap water, dirty water or running too weak a solution of coolant. This causes head gasket failures, coolant system corrosion, coolant system plugging, boil overs or winter freeze ups.
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