K2 Industries

98-02 Honda Accord Coolant Recovery Tank - White

Name: 98-02 Honda Accord Coolant Recovery Tank - White
Brand: K2 Industries
SKU: K2-10707-HON-006-CET
Price: 87.0 CAD
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98-02 Honda Accord Coolant Recovery Tank - White

$87.00 CAD

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98–02 Honda Accord Coolant Recovery Tank — White

Direct replacement coolant expansion tank for Honda Accord, white hard panel construction. Designed to mount at factory locations with no modifications needed. Holds coolant overflow and allows proper system burping during thermal cycling.

✓ Factory Mounting Points ✓ Direct-from-Warehouse ✓ Ships from FL Warehouse

Key Features

OEM-style design - Matches factory appearance and capacity for seamless cooling system operation
No drilling required - Bolts to existing mounting points without frame or chassis modification
Translucent markings - Easy coolant level visibility without removing the cap

Specs

Material: Hard panel construction
Configuration: Single-chamber expansion tank
Condition: New
Quantity: 1 piece

What's Included

Coolant recovery tank only

Frequently Asked Questions

Do I need new coolant hoses to install this?

Depends on the condition of your existing hoses. If they're cracked, brittle, or haven't been replaced in years, now's the time. The tank itself connects to stock hose diameters, but damaged lines will leak regardless of a new tank.

Can I reuse the cap and overflow tube from my old tank?

Test-fit first. OEM caps are sometimes model-year specific. If the cap threads match and the tube diameter fits, you're good to go. If there's any gap or misalignment, source the matching cap and tube together to avoid overflow or air leaks.

What preparation is needed before installation?

Drain the coolant from your system first—do not attempt this with a full, hot system. Unbolt the old tank, disconnect the hoses, and set aside. Clean the mounting area of any debris or corrosion. Install the new tank, reconnect hoses with fresh clamps if the old ones show wear, and refill with coolant. Bleed air from the system per your service manual.