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Here is what a leaking reservoir.....

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Inspect entire tank i found a number of cracks

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While inspecting the entire tank I found a number of cracks that make it appear as if it was about to explode.
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Replace just matter of time

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the yellow tank is a great sign if its original or not and will need to be replaced, just matter of time.
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While inspecting the entire tank I found a number of cracks that make it appear as if it was about to explode.
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the yellow tank is a great sign if its original or not and will need to be replaced, just matter of time.
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POST 1 / ORIGINAL POSTEROriginal post

Here is what a leaking coolant reservoir looks like. Now I know why I couldn't find the leak while it was in the car. This was on the back side about half way up and it only leaked while under pressure. While inspecting the entire tank I found a number of cracks that make it appear as if it was about to explode. Anyone who has replaced this knows how much fun I had yesterday.

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It isn't the most fun to be had, but after the job is over with a new white tank installed...it feels great. Nice going. How many skinned knuckles did you acquire during the replacement of your coolant tank?

POST 3Original post

JR, Good save. Changing this item yourself is a major accomplishment. Perhaps not rocket science, but very tough working conditions. relinuca

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This tank looks much nicer. I look like I've been playing in The Briar Patch.

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good job.... the yellow tank is a great sign if its original or not and will need to be replaced, just matter of time.

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