How to Replace Radiator Overflow Tank 95-99 Chevy Tahoe

[@1AAuto]

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[@justinproux4711]

Why is that top hose not connected to anything? Just curious does it even have to go anywhere or is just for air flow??

[@CentralCanada]

Thanks for this vid' Confirmed only two bolt fasteners and what to likely expect underneath my '96 Sierra K1500. . Although likely my 'lift up' space a tad tighter due to a previous owner (I'm 5th) having installed a lift air compressor there lol

[@jimmymullins4997]

Where does the lower hose with the clamp you remove run to or attach to?

[@Sobriety5424]

Jimmy Mullins the radiator

[@TTM719]

Would this procedure work the same for the 1988-1994 C/K Silverados and Sierras?

[@1AAuto]

+Shy Man We don't have a how-to video for your vehicle right now, but the basic steps in this video should be enough to do this task. Buy this part for your vehicle on 1AAuto.com: 1aau.to/m/Shop-1AAuto-c

[@TTM719]

Ok. And another question. Where would you buy that hose from?

[@CentralCanada]

@@TTM719 Do you have any (retail) Auto Recyclers in the area ? I saw a lot of their (C/K 1500s) parts vehicles with these waiting to be extracted and purchased ! Probably for less than the a cup of your favourite beverage ;-)

[@izzymang9015]

I just noticed mines doesn't even have that hose? Does it really matter bro?

[@MarcoS-fb3qr]

why isn't that hose plugged into anything?

[@1AAuto]

+Marco Sanchez Thanks for watching. Most vehicles will have a hose attached at the top of the reservoir as a breather hose or an overfill hose. If there is too much coolant in the reservoir this hose is used for slight removal of any excess.

[@aj_412]

Ok easy enough. This goin be a breeze!

[@walasiewicz]

Don should invest in power tools