Radiator overflow tank
Safety Car
Joined: Apr 2007
Posts: 3,640
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From: . New York
Probably 
But I wouldnt do it in the car. It comes out easily, two or three 10mm bolts (look for the one under it on the engine side towards the back). You could record the level before you start, clamp off the two lines, remove the tank and steam it or whatever, refill with dexcool to level (or whatever you are using) and reinstall.
Good luck
But I wouldnt do it in the car. It comes out easily, two or three 10mm bolts (look for the one under it on the engine side towards the back). You could record the level before you start, clamp off the two lines, remove the tank and steam it or whatever, refill with dexcool to level (or whatever you are using) and reinstall.
Good luck
Le Mans Master
Joined: Feb 2003
Posts: 6,683
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From: Memphis Tennessee
"If" you can successfully remove it, you can fill it full of soapy water and ice cubes so dislodge the grit and grime in there. I have done this with coolant reseviours as well as plastic brake and clutch res's as well.
Good luck, let us know how it all comes out.
Good luck, let us know how it all comes out.
