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any pics?...
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Don't have a pic of it installed, but this is it. I think it was right in front of the windshield washer fluid tank, front passenger side.
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Quote:
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Thanks ordered the firebird tank going to install see what happens
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If the radiator is at the proper level you won't loose anymore coolant after the engine was at operating temperature.
No tank on my GT-37 and it does not mark it's spot with coolant.
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Ok guess then boil over is from too much coolant I was afraid it would be boil over and then be low so no need to keep filling going to try overflow tank though as someone placed a firebird one just have to see where as its not much space under hood
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Had this pic on file (not mine), maybe from this forum. Was going to do overflow tank but just dealing with the occasional boil over
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Thanks going to try the way photo has it looks like they fabricated an attachment if I get it in sure be better then checking the cap every other day
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