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Old 08-06-2004, 02:25 PM
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Does Anyone Know For Sure ??

did the 95 aurora come with dex-cool or green antifreeze.i called 3 local olds/buick dealerships and the all gave different answers..i checked the antifreeze in my revisor tank and the color is so faded i can't tell if it's green or red..i even folded a white napkin up and dipped it in and still could not tell the color.please let me know..also what is the best way to flush ALL the old antifreeze out..thanks much
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Old 08-06-2004, 03:22 PM
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Go to a shop that has a wynns coolant flush system. My dealer has one as well as the local BP shop.
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Old 08-06-2004, 03:52 PM
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I know for a FACT that the OEM coolant in my 1995 Aurora was the traditional GREEN Anti-Freeze/Coolant. I have changed it one time in it's nearly 9 years, 120K miles. There is a requirement for the anti-corrosion tablets and it is alluded to on page 6-19 of the owner's manual and additional details are provided in the G-Platform Service Manual.

I do not deviate from OEM specs if at all possible. Further, I believe that vehicles that use Dex-Cool as the OEM coolant reference it by its Trade Name in the owner's manual and perhaps on placards under the hood.
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Re: Does Anyone Know For Sure ??

My 95 definitely had/has the green stuff as well.
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Old 08-06-2004, 11:01 PM
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Re: Does Anyone Know For Sure ??

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I know for a FACT that the OEM coolant in my 1995 Aurora was the traditional GREEN Anti-Freeze/Coolant. I have changed it one time in it's nearly 9 years, 120K miles. There is a requirement for the anti-corrosion tablets and it is alluded to on page 6-19 of the owner's manual and additional details are provided in the G-Platform Service Manual.

I do not deviate from OEM specs if at all possible. Further, I believe that vehicles that use Dex-Cool as the OEM coolant reference it by its Trade Name in the owner's manual and perhaps on placards under the hood.
thanks for the response,,it's really strange why i got 3 different answers from three different dealerships..in fact one said he was 100% sure the 95 aurora came with the dex-cool..the other stated,only 96 and newer used dex-cool and the 3rd said some 95's used dex and some green..
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Old 08-06-2004, 11:11 PM
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My 95 definitely had/has the green stuff as well.
thans alot for the response...i want to besure to replace with the same antifreeze as when new.
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