knochgoon24
DSM Wiseman
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- Jan 29, 2008
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Troy,
Michigan
Posts like this really make me wish I had a welder. But alas, I can't have one in my apartment.
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Any plans for a coolant overflow reservoir for a 2G with short route IC pipeing?
what about the sensor to let us know when the fluids low when were in the car? the one at the bottom of the factory one?

what about the sensor to let us know when the fluids low when were in the car? the one at the bottom of the factory one?
I do not have that sensor in my overflow. There is no dash light or anything without that sensor, you just have to check your coolant level occasionally. If you're loosing coolant that fast where you need to check it every time you get in and out of the car, then there are probabally better things to spend your money on than this overflow anyhow.
Thats what the sight tube on the side of the tank is for. For me to incorporate a sensor into it, the price would probably go up $60. Personally, I would rather have the sight tube, I find it better to know exactly what is in there.