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It's a good idea not to let the dex-cool level get too low. There are also good flush kits available to clean out the engine of any build-up. Personally I'm not a fan of the stuff. There is evidence the stuff reacts in air at high temperature to make a nice sludge, so don't let that level get too low.

If you're having a leak, I'd definately start with the radiator cap. Common problem, and not just on the Solstice. Let's face it, it's a spring, they wear out.

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	GXPmach Member Join Date: Dec 2007 Location: Houston, TX	It's a good idea not to let the dex-cool level get too low. There are also good flush kits available to clean out the engine of any build-up. Personally I'm not a fan of the stuff. There is evidence the stuff reacts in air at high temperature to make a nice sludge, so don't let that level get too low. If you're having a leak, I'd definately start with the radiator cap. Common problem, and not just on the Solstice. Let's face it, it's a spring, they wear out. __________________ 2007 Solstice GXP - No tampering before the warranty expires!