CZTHQP 13256823 Coolant Reservoir Tank for Chevrolet Cruze 2010-2016 and Orlando 2012-2014, 603-383 Engine Water Reservoir Tank with Lid for Buick

CZTHQP 13256823 Coolant Reservoir Tank for Chevrolet Cruze 2010-2016 and Orlando 2012-2014, 603-383 Engine Water Reservoir Tank with Lid for Buick

[Replace Part Number] CZTHQP coolant tank replaces oe # 603-383, 603 383, DAKG-15390, FRT1216C, 13256823, 13393368, 13465094, 13502353 [Compatibility] CZTHQP reservoir tank is compatible with 2010-2016 Chevrolet Cruze 1.4L 1.8L 2.0L, 2016 Chevy Cruze Limited 1.4L 1.8L, 2012-2014 Chevy Orlando 2.4L, 2016-2019 Buick Cascada 1.6L, 2012-2017 Buick Verano 2.0L 2.4L [Durable and Functional] Crafted from stable PA plastic material, CZTHQP antifreeze reservoir tank withstands heat and vibration under the hood. It stores and replenishes coolant, as well as ensuring pressure balance within the system through the pressure regulator. It keeps the engine running properly, helps with cylinder hole wear, fuel consumption, reduces oil dilution, exhaust emissions, and improves the efficiency of the heating system [Direct Replacement] CZTHQP water tank is easy to install, requires no specialized tools or expertise, allowing for a quick replacement by yourself [Package Included] 1x coolant reservoir + 1x pressure cap. All our products have undergone rigorous quality control inspections before leaving the factory. Manufactured according to OE standards, it perfectly replaces the original one The coolant overflow tank, also known as coolant reservoir hose or water reservoir tank, is an important part of the automotive cooling system. It is mainly used to store coolant that expands or contracts due to temperature changes in the cooling system, and allows air to escape from the cooling system, ensuring that the pressure inside the system is stable. Regarding the maintenance and inspection of the coolant recovery tank, you can follow the following steps: 1. Check the liquid level: in the cold state of the engine (preferably after the vehicle is parked overnight), check whether the liquid level of the coolant tank reservoir is between the "lowest" and "highest" marks. If insufficient, the coolant of the same specification should be added to the appropriate location. 2. Observe the color and turbidity: the normal coolant color is mostly bright green, red or yellow, and relatively clear. If the coolant becomes dark or cloudy, it may mean that there is corrosion inside the cooling system or that the coolant needs to be replaced. 3. Check for leakage: Check whether the coolant reservoir tank and its surrounding pipes and joints have leakage traces, such as wet spots and drips. Leakage will not only lead to a reduction in coolant, but also may affect the normal operation of the engine. 4. Pressure cap state: The cooling system usually has a pressure cap, located on the coolant tank reservoir or directly on the radiator. Make sure the pressure cap is intact and the seal ring is not hardened or damaged, as this can affect the pressure balance of the cooling system. 5. Regular coolant replacement: According to the recommended cycle of the vehicle manufacturer (generally 2-5 years or up to a certain mileage), the coolant replacement is carried out to ensure the clean and effective operation of the cooling system inside. If the coolant tank reservoir is damaged or the cooling system has obvious problems during the inspection, it is recommended to contact a professional technician in time for further inspection and maintenance.