Allstar Performance All36150 2" X 13" Stainless Steel Overflow Tank on 2040-parts.com
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Allstar Performance ALL36150 2" x 13" Stainless Steel Overflow Tank Item Description
Features Stainless steel tank captures coolant overflow and recirculates it to the radiator. Machined aluminum cap twists into the filler neck and seals with an O-ring. Inlet/outlet fittings accept 1/4 inch diameter hose. Unit includes mounting brackets and hardware. Measurements are of tank body; add 2 inch for overall length. Additional Information
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