lemon law,breach of warranty?
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lemon law,breach of warranty?
anyone do either with the cobalt? I have a problem that won't go away. car is eating coolant with no visible leaks and the dealer has tried to fix it 3 times. its a 06 with 24xxxk, problem sarted at 12.8k.
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um, I realize in order to keep compliance with your warranty you have to use Dex-cool Antifreeze but there is a known problem with the Dex-cool Antifreeze. If you replace it with conventional antifreeze it won't eat it. Also, be sure to check your gaskets. I've already had to replace some gaskets because the dex cool ate it.
http://www.consumeraffairs.com/autom...m_dexcool.html
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um, I realize in order to keep compliance with your warranty you have to use Dex-cool Antifreeze but there is a known problem with the Dex-cool Antifreeze. If you replace it with conventional antifreeze it won't eat it. Also, be sure to check your gaskets. I've already had to replace some gaskets because the dex cool ate it.
http://www.consumeraffairs.com/autom...m_dexcool.html
All the happy customers using dexcool...
http://www.consumeraffairs.com/autom...m_dexcool.html
All the happy customers using dexcool...
I haven't touched it. Everytime the low coolant light comes on, i bring it to the dealership cause a car with 12k,18,22k(all the times the dic has said low coolant has come on) shouldn't have coolant problems. Also, i'm not interested in fixing it...the dealer should be. Thats why I was asking about the lemon law and breach of warranty portion of it to see if anyone has had any claims against chevy.
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wow, this is new to me.
When I bought my car it had regular green antifreeze in it. I got dex-cool put in because I thought that it would work better and is what should be in the car in the first place. I did get lower temps, 215 to around 180F now.
Now im regretting it...
When I bought my car it had regular green antifreeze in it. I got dex-cool put in because I thought that it would work better and is what should be in the car in the first place. I did get lower temps, 215 to around 180F now.
Now im regretting it...
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dex cool has been eating gaskets since they started using it. particularly the older 3.1 v6's it would eat their intake gaskets alive. it also crystallizes when it leaks out and causes really nice corrosion. i don't know why they use the stuff. they claim its good for 150,000 miles but i have yet to see an engines gaskets survive the 50k miles with that crap.
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i have a lawyer filling for me.under th warenty clause.
i have had my breaks turned 3 time,along with 5 other warenty issues,they said i have a strong case.infact on tuesday next week ill be going back to th stealership to get th shift knob fixed(again).just search th internet and find a lawyer in your state that handles lemon laws
i have had my breaks turned 3 time,along with 5 other warenty issues,they said i have a strong case.infact on tuesday next week ill be going back to th stealership to get th shift knob fixed(again).just search th internet and find a lawyer in your state that handles lemon laws
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I wonder if it is actually losing coolant, could be bad sensor. Had a 2000 mustang gt with persistent CEL, dealer I bought it from kept telling me I was dawging the car tripping the light (I wasn't) after trip 3 I decided I wouldn't take it there again, on light #4 I took it to a different ford dealer, and they found it was a bad air diverter valve switch (whatever that is) replaced it and the light never came on again. So IMO could be crappy service department.
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I wonder if it is actually losing coolant, could be bad sensor. Had a 2000 mustang gt with persistent CEL, dealer I bought it from kept telling me I was dawging the car tripping the light (I wasn't) after trip 3 I decided I wouldn't take it there again, on light #4 I took it to a different ford dealer, and they found it was a bad air diverter valve switch (whatever that is) replaced it and the light never came on again. So IMO could be crappy service department.
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