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My local dealership will take it from me for $1 a gallon.
I don't mind paying that to know that it's disposed of properly.
I have a septic system and I get my water from a well on my land so I don't have a drain to dump it in, and I didn't want to pour it into the ground water.
I have a septic system and I get my water from a well on my land so I don't have a drain to dump it in, and I didn't want to pour it into the ground water.
be careful, i some cities the storm water drains go directly to streams and rivers without being filtered out first by treatment plants.
any place that changes coolant should take it. and like 69cj said gear oil can be added to motor oil when taken to collector.
My local dealership will take it from me for $1 a gallon.
I don't mind paying that to know that it's disposed of properly.
I have a septic system and I get my water from a well on my land so I don't have a drain to dump it in, and I didn't want to pour it into the ground water.
I am in the same situation that you are and that's why I let the dealer do my coolant flush.
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