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Peninsular coolant recovery tank,
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Pedro
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Peninsular coolant recovery tank,
Ok, my 1996 Penninsular apparently never had a coolant overflow tank, anyone else (besides froggy) have to add/replace this, the onesfrom Penninsular are copper? About $200 including brackets and look nothing like a coolant tank?While I'm at it I want to change all coolant hoses and flush out the glycol from the system, it seems the long life stuff is the only thing that should be used, how tough is it flush the system?