Questions & Answers for: Chevrolet expansion tank

...pipes!!! run ya engine with the lid off your expansion tank and put your heater on low until water starts bubbling and may start going down in your expansion tank and if so keep topn up to max

...expansion tank, but I don't see any sign of a leak. the expansion tank is just that, for expansion. it will look low during the winter but as long as there's coolant in the radiator you should be ok. ...

expansion tank cap (where you fill with coolant). The old coolant will then come out of the bottom hose into the bowl. Replace and tighten the bottom hose. Use a mixture of water and coolant 50-50 and

...expansion tank that allows the hot fluid to force itself into this expansion/overflow tank, allowing the air to escape. If this tank is not about half full (there is a fill line marked on it), when ...

...expansion tank. The second problem would be a leaky head gasket. This could be determined if the expansion tank has a black reside inside the tank. Changing the water pump and heater core was an ...

...expansion tank, I would recommend removing the top hose from the radiator and filling the system by pouring the coolant in through the hose until it begins to flow out of the upper radiator port. ...

...expansion tank on a 2003 chevy malibu It seems to get worse and looses the coolant out of the expansion tank. Does not overheat unless I let the coolant get to low. I thought there was a issue with ...

...expansion tank first, if it's below the minimum then add a little coolant. The expansion tank is probably on the lh side of the engine, an opaque bottle with a water symbol on it? Don't confuse it ...

...to radiator till it takes no more. Add some coolant to expansion tank. Then turn off engine and put back radiator cap tightly. All air should be gone and excess coolant will go into expansion

...expansion tank cap; I am getting no heat from heater There is no radiator cap, it's the expansion tank cap. Make sure you have fluid in the expansion tank. As long as there is fluid in the tank, your ...