my '01 burb just went over 100K. i want to know if there is any special procedures in changing the coolant.
i'm assuming the '01 uses dexcool, heard bad things about dexcool. so should i keep using it or use
the old green stuff.
bleeding brakes any thing special here? isn't there something you have to do with ABS?
brake pads?
trans fluid?
any write-ups on these maintenance's issues.
thanks...
I am also curious...
Other than pads I am not aware of any brake service required at any mileage.
I have a 03 Silverado 5.3 with 75,000 miles 2wd with towing package.
I change the fuel/air/oil filter & the oil, grease it, check the trans, ps, brake and rear end fluid & brake pads...
I was not planning on changing the coolant or the transmission fluid.
Sorry for the partial hijack.
Bert



you have to use dexcool I believe but I dont think you need to change it. When was the last time you serviced the trans?? if it hasnt been for a while or ever dont do it cuz it will end up ruining your trans
PETE
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