How to get overflow hose out off coolant reservoir?
How to get overflow hose out off coolant reservoir?
How do I go about getting the coolant overflow hose out of the battery trey/coolant reservoir? I got a new one today because the front part off the battery trey was broke, and the new one doesnt come with it. I havent really messed with it yet, but I figure I would ask before I break that too and end up back at the dealer. Thanks
If my memory is correct...I removed the hardline from the overflow first (just use the antifreeze to lube it). Once I had it out I pried the grommet out with a screwdriver. I don't recall it taking much time to swap them out.
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Does anyone know where to purchase the metal line from? Or what to call it?
The guy at autozone was an ***-clown...I told him I was looking for the metal return line to the coolant reservoir -- the one right below the battery... he didnt know what it was, so he didnt want to waste his time.
The guy at autozone was an ***-clown...I told him I was looking for the metal return line to the coolant reservoir -- the one right below the battery... he didnt know what it was, so he didnt want to waste his time.
Originally posted by ttopz28
Does anyone know where to purchase the metal line from? Or what to call it?
The guy at autozone was an ***-clown...I told him I was looking for the metal return line to the coolant reservoir -- the one right below the battery... he didnt know what it was, so he didnt want to waste his time.
Does anyone know where to purchase the metal line from? Or what to call it?
The guy at autozone was an ***-clown...I told him I was looking for the metal return line to the coolant reservoir -- the one right below the battery... he didnt know what it was, so he didnt want to waste his time.
I just did this about a month ago.
Bought a new resevoir and Metal hose from GM.
Pulled the old hose & grommet out by prying it up by brute force right at the bend.
Lubed grommet up up very lightly with a bit of grease, slid it on the resevoir, then inserted the metal tube.. worked pretty well for me, just dont push or pull anything hard enough to bend/break it.
Slosh some water around the old resevoir (just for kicks) to see how dirty it gets on the bottom... mine came out reallly thick like sludge.
Bought a new resevoir and Metal hose from GM.
Pulled the old hose & grommet out by prying it up by brute force right at the bend.
Lubed grommet up up very lightly with a bit of grease, slid it on the resevoir, then inserted the metal tube.. worked pretty well for me, just dont push or pull anything hard enough to bend/break it.
Slosh some water around the old resevoir (just for kicks) to see how dirty it gets on the bottom... mine came out reallly thick like sludge.
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