darkstar_one
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anyone know how to restore the RADIATOR OVERFLOW TANK to its prestine almost clear condition... when it looks white? BLEACH or something thanx....
I have no idea, but if you figure it out, let us know. I did manage to purchase a new one from Ford several years ago along with a new washer reservoir--they were one of the last ones in the country. Ended up coming from 2 different dealerships. I've never installed them yet, since the rest of my engine compartment needs some work before I use the really nice parts.darkstar_one said:anyone know how to restore the RADIATOR OVERFLOW TANK to its prestine almost clear condition... when it looks white? BLEACH or something thanx....
What worked for me : (But, the yellowing plastic is near impossible to clear up completely)darkstar_one said:anyone know how to restore the RADIATOR OVERFLOW TANK to its prestine almost clear condition... when it looks white? BLEACH or something thanx....
Birdman93 said:I know this sounds strange-but have you tried Coke?? You need the original(classic) for it to work. Just seal up all the openings but one with duck tape, fill about 1/2 full with coke and a half cup of rough gravel, seal up the last hole and shake for 2 minutes at a time, total of 30 minutes.
You can use what ever cleaner works best on the outside-Simple Green seems to work well.
darkstar_one said:coke... well maybe i did a couple of lines... but oh you mean the SODA POP.... ohhh okay i will try that... hmmm..... lol