When was the DEX COOL class action settlement reached?
On October 23, 2008, the California Superior Court granted final approval to the class action settlement reached with General Motors in the GM/Dex-Cool class action lawsuit. This settlement affects people who purchased or leased a “covered vehicle” anywhere in the United States other than Missouri.
Are there any class action lawsuits against DevaCurl?
Multiple class action lawsuits have been filed alleging the manufacturer knew about problems with the DevaCurl products, yet failed to issue a recall and even misled consumers into believing their hair loss was “normal.”
What happens if you file a DEX COOL claim?
If you filed a timely claim in the Dex-Cool litigation and/or you were contacted by the claims administrator to correct, cure or clarify any portion of your claim form or backup documentation, your claim may be affected by the Chapter 11 filing.
Are there any class action lawsuits against poultry processors?
A class action lawsuit has been filed alleging some of the largest poultry processors have engaged in a wage-fixing scheme that has suppressed the pay of plant workers for years. If you worked in a poultry plant at any time since 2009, it’s possible that you were underpaid as a result of this alleged conspiracy.
Does GM still use Dexcool?
GM still uses Dex-Cool coolant and there is no longer a problem with gasket coolant interaction. So contrary to the ranting, DexCool IS the recommended coolant for GM engine. Other DexCool problems. Shops reported other problems with DexCool engines besides the 3.1 and 3.4-liter engine.
Is DEX COOL coolant bad?
Dexcool isnt bad but the seals and gaskets that originally were used most likely were never tested for long term stability. Also, we are talking about a car that rarely uses its gas motor and even when it does, doesnt use it long enough to get the coolant temperature up to where it needs to be to burn off the contaminants.
What is DEX-COOL compatible?
Carquest Dex-Cool Compatible Antifreeze/Coolant is an orange-colored, ethylene-glycol based, antifreeze that may be used in all General Motors vehicles requiring DEX-COOL antifreeze and coolant, as well as other cars and light-duty trucks with aluminum radiators.