Review on 🔋 Dorman 603-109 Front Engine Coolant Reservoir: Ideal for Chevrolet, Oldsmobile, and Pontiac Models by Jose Brunson

Decided to replace the old coolant reservoir on my '99 Alero. My daughter uses it for collages. I always read on ebay and such that OEM is so cool. But in this case the OEM isn't very good because you can't see the antifreeze in the tank because it's very yellowed and has dirt in it. This tank comes with a level gauge and a small overflow hose. It's well made and I looked at the hose connections and they have a metal grommet just like the original tank. It's much easier to see the antifreeze level and for those who aren't used to checking it makes the task a lot easier. I see on ebay they have die hard used tank sellers who bleed are OEM and they don't look any lighter than the one I took off. This tank fits perfectly and after installing the hoses and all I was very happy with their diameter and how they matched the hoses. I was expecting that the diameter might be slightly different, but it isn't. These are well made tanks and Dorman Evan included an 800 number plate with them that you can call if you have any questions. It was a lot cheaper than buying from a local parts store and arrived quickly. I kicked myself in the butt and said I should have replaced the old one a lot sooner. It is really important. It also comes with a radiator cap.