1998 Chrysler Town & Country "coolant tank" Questions

...tank. As the engine cools the coolant is drawn back into the engine from the overflow tank. but this depends on the vacuum created by the cooling liquid. the radiator cap has a "valve" that lets ...

...coolant tank. Lately when I refil the coolant tank it leaks down to the minimum level in a couple of days. I don't know if the radiator is leaking or the coolant tank please help. Could be either ...

...COOLANT tank there are marks, The lowest one(cold) or highest one (hot) you can check the coolant either cold or hot, fill to the correct line depending on whether the engine is cold( not running for ...

...coolant evacuate the tank? 1998 Chrysler Town & Country 3.8L about 100K miles? sounds like a blown head gasket is allowing coolant to be pushed out the exaust,and combustion pressure is pushing ...

...tank? And how much do you use?? Before you add coolant always make sure that the engine is cool never add coolant to a hot engine.Next remove the radiator cap and fill it to the top with a 50/50 ...

...coolant recovery tank. This is the white, plastic tank located near the radiator. The level should be checked while the engine is running. Also, open the cap on the radiator (only when the engine is ...

...coolant (not just the overflow tank) and second that there are no leaks anywhere. Your description indicates either low coolant level and/or air locks in the cooling system. Only check coolant level ...

...tank cooler along side. IF you overheat the trans you CAN overheat engine IF you overheat the engine you CAN overheat the trans Usually oill in the coolant means the head has cracked or at best you ...

I do not have my owners manual and need to know what coolant is required for my van. It has a sticker that says special coolant required see owners manual. Hybrid OAT coolants, also known as HOAT ...

...coolant in the over flow tank to make it last till you can get it somewhere, when the vehicle hasnt been running, loosten the radiator cap a tad bit not unscrewed just back off the tightness, this ...