Coolant Overflow Bottle
03-08-2005, 12:20 PM
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Coolant Overflow Bottle
Just wondering if its posible to get the yellow out of the coolant overflow/washer fluid bottles? and can u purchase replacements from GM? if so whats the cost? thanks
03-08-2005, 01:02 PM
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Transmission: Rossler TH400, PTC converter
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I know if you check ebay you can get brand new looking coolent overflow tanks, they run around $22 search and see what they want for shipping, i think its less than $12. Im wondering the samething with the tanks, possibly bleach could take it out?
03-08-2005, 01:20 PM
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didn't even think of ebay. plus they're alot cheaper then i thought. thanks for the tip
03-08-2005, 01:30 PM
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I've bought a couple of new ones from GM to keep them "white, fresh and clean" Finally I gave in and painted one black with the Krylon Fusion for plastic paint, I just masked a small section on the back of it so I could see the coolant level 
I'll try to get a pic attached later
I'll try to get a pic attached later
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Originally posted by BumpaD82
I've bought a couple of new ones from GM to keep them "white, fresh and clean" Finally I gave in and painted one black with the Krylon Fusion for plastic paint, I just masked a small section on the back of it so I could see the coolant level
I'll try to get a pic attached later
I've bought a couple of new ones from GM to keep them "white, fresh and clean" Finally I gave in and painted one black with the Krylon Fusion for plastic paint, I just masked a small section on the back of it so I could see the coolant level
I'll try to get a pic attached later
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