GV-CR01
Coolant
ABS
Water-cooled
ISO9001
Alcohol
Coolnat Fluid
Coolant Reservoir Tank
ABS /Plastic
GOVI RACING
Box
see Descrition
Ningbo
8708919000
Product Description
New Coolant Reservoir Tank 254303E201 For Kia Sorento 3.5l 2003 2004 2005 2006
GV-CR01
Coolant Reservoir Tank For Kia Sorento 3.5l 2003 2004 2005 2006 Radiator tank with tube cover for Left Driven
A coolant overflow reservoir, also known as a coolant recovery tank is a small plastic or metal container that is attached to the radiator or the engine block and is part of the engine coolant system. The primary function of the coolant overflow reservoir is to collect and store excess coolant fluid that expands when heated.
How a Coolant Reservoir Works
In order to understand the function of a coolant reservoir, it is necessary to first gain an understanding of how the whole cooling system works. You must have noticed that your car's hood becomes hot after it has been running for some time. In addition, the radiator, set beside the car engine, also heats up. This is because a vehicle's running engine produces heat when the gas burns. This heat, if not countered appropriately, can cause the engine to overheat and thus damaging it. The cooling system is the only thing that keeps this from happening.
GV-CR01
Coolant Reservoir Tank For Kia Sorento 3.5l 2003 2004 2005 2006 Radiator tank with tube cover for Left Driven
A coolant overflow reservoir, also known as a coolant recovery tank is a small plastic or metal container that is attached to the radiator or the engine block and is part of the engine coolant system. The primary function of the coolant overflow reservoir is to collect and store excess coolant fluid that expands when heated.
| OEM | Car model | |
| 53701-s84-a01 53701-S84-003 | Honda 98-02 CG5 | |
| 52126151AF | jeep WRANGLER | |
| 68333047AE | jeep WRANGLER | |
| 68252490AD | jeep WRANGLER | |
| 443050C030 | 03-09 GX470 | |
| 53701-SDA-A01 |
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| 53701-SNV-P01 | FA1/C14 | |
| 53701-SHJ-A01 | Honda Odyssey 3.5 | |
| 53701-SHJ-A02 | Honda Odyssey 2005-2010 | |
| 53701-stx-a02 53701-stx-a03 | 07-13 YD2 | |
| 53701-S9a-003 | RD5RD7 | |
| 53701-TB0-P01 | CP2/CP3/TF1/TF3 | |
| 53701-S5D-A02 | ES5/ES8 | |
| 53701-S04-J51 53701-S04-A53 | EK3/RD1 | |
| 53701-SWN-P01 | RE4 | |
| 53701-S2X-003 | RA6/SCP | |
| 53701-TA2-003 | CP1 | |
| 53701-SLG-W01 | RB3 | |
| 53701-S87-A01 | CG1 3.0 | |
| 53701-SV4-003 | CD4/CD5 | |
| 53701-sza-a01 | Honda pilot | |
| 53701-S3V-A11 | YD1 | |
| 32416768094 | E81E83E84E87E90 | |
| 32416851218 | E81E83E84E87E90 | |
| 32411097164 | BMW E36 E46 E39 | |
| 32411124680 | BMW | |
| 32411097164 32416851217 | BMW |
How a Coolant Reservoir Works
In order to understand the function of a coolant reservoir, it is necessary to first gain an understanding of how the whole cooling system works. You must have noticed that your car's hood becomes hot after it has been running for some time. In addition, the radiator, set beside the car engine, also heats up. This is because a vehicle's running engine produces heat when the gas burns. This heat, if not countered appropriately, can cause the engine to overheat and thus damaging it. The cooling system is the only thing that keeps this from happening.
