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mouserider 08-06-2017 08:22 AM

Charger 1971 coolant recovery bottle
 
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Hi, can you please help recognise the coolant recovery tank
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cant find any info on this, as well as replacement, is it original or DIY? can find how original look like either.

Thank you

Archer 08-07-2017 06:03 AM

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mouse -

Aftermarket/DIY.
And I think I might have a similar one.
However, mine has the inlet on the bottom and a plain top.

Originals usually show up on eBay.

Archer

mouserider 08-07-2017 06:32 AM


Originally Posted by Archer (Post 140777)
mouse -

Aftermarket/DIY.
And I think I might have a similar one.
However, mine has the inlet on the bottom and a plain top.

Originals usually show up on eBay.

Archer

wow thats exactly like mine, can you tell me what car it has been taken from?

Archer 08-07-2017 06:46 AM

mouse -

It was in my car for about 30 years (see pic), I bought it at an auto-parts store (can't remember which) for about $5. Generic puke can. Blue paint was from a rattle can.

Replaced it last year with a polished stainless steel one from an eBay seller. Summit, JEGS and just about everybody else has usable ones.

Archer

mouserider 08-07-2017 07:00 AM

Thank you, asking this, because I'm from Cyprus and whenever I order anything from us I pay +$60 for delivery + 20%VAT, so original coolant tank cost over $140 for me. *crying*

Archer 08-07-2017 08:00 AM

mouse -

Ouch.

Since it wasn't a factory piece, you might be better off just seeing what's available locally. OR, just for function, you could easily fabricate something.

Archer

TVLynn 08-08-2017 01:34 PM

Some European vehicle muat have some kind of recovery tank that can be adapted You could even use a soda bottle


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